It is ideal for polishing workpieces with high rigidity and curved surfaces under high pressing loads.
■For catalog downloads and inquiries, please visit the URL below and click on [Request Materials Here]. http://www.koyo-sha.co.jp/ The unit code sisal buff is a buff that wraps sisal hemp cord (twisted rope) in cotton fabric and is sewn together, with the unit fixed radially to a metal fitting. It is a highly rigid buff, and those that have undergone black treatment have excellent abrasive retention performance, providing very high polishing effectiveness and longevity. It is suitable for rough polishing of materials such as iron and stainless steel, and is optimal for polishing workpieces with curved surfaces under high pressure. <Features> ■The photo shows the black-treated version. ■The black-treated version has high rigidity and good abrasive retention performance, providing very high polishing effectiveness and longevity. ■It is suitable for rough polishing of iron and stainless steel, and is optimal for polishing workpieces with curved surfaces under high pressure. ■Please use a dedicated flange (sold separately).
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From a single pin to a jet engine, many of the things that surround us are "polished." When did the act of "polishing" objects, closely tied to human life, actually begin? The act of "polishing" is said to be a human instinct, with its origins tracing back to prehistoric times. Archaeological records indicate that the history of polishing began with Neanderthals in the early Paleolithic era, who used sandstone polishing stones to sharpen stone axes. In Japan, it is said that polishing techniques for metal mirrors, needles, and magatama have existed since ancient times, and since then, the world of "polishing" has continued to evolve alongside centuries of civilizational progress. Our company was founded in 1926 in Arakawa, Tokyo, later moved to Adachi, Tokyo, and in 1990 relocated our factory to Oshin, Shirakawa City (the complete relocation was finished in 2002). We will continue to contribute to the creation of a rich society by integrating the know-how and technology we have cultivated in the manufacturing of polishing materials. Please pay attention to "Polishing KOYO."