User Guide

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General Purpose wheels offer the greatest selection of
grades, densities and mineral types. They are an excellent
starting point when the application calls for fine finishing
or cleaning.
General Purpose wheels are easier to use that buffs and
compounds and other finishing abrasives and like all
Scotch-Brite products, they produce consistent results.
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General Purpose Wheels
General Purpose 4,5,6 Aluminum Oxide VFN
4,5,6 Aluminum Oxide FIN
4,5,6 Aluminum Oxide MED
4,5,6 Silicon Carbide ULF
4,5,6 Silicon Carbide SFN
4,5,6 Silicon Carbide VFN
4,5,6 Silicon Carbide FIN
4,5,6 Silicon Carbide MED
Product Name Density Mineral Type Grade
Diameters: 4" minimum 24" maximum
Widths: 3/4"-24" 4 density in 4"-24" diameters
3/8"-24" 5, 6 density in 4, 6, 8" diameters
1/2"-24" 5, 6 density in 10, 12" diameters
3/4"-24" 5, 6 density in 14"-24" diameters
Typical • Polishing jewelry prior to plating
Applications: • Selective polish on nameplates
• Polish bevel edge of
furniture glass
• Light oxide removal
See pages 21-23 for recommended flanges/accessories
Much like General Purpose convolute wheels, this unitized
product offers a wide selection of grades and densities.
Designed for applications requiring fine finishes or light
cleaning, General Purpose unitized wheels are always a
good starting point when the part shape or size calls for
small diameters or narrow width product.
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General Purpose Unitized Wheels
General Purpose 3, 5, 7 Silicon Carbide ULF
Unitized Wheels 3, 5, 7 Silicon Carbide SFN
3, 5, 7 Aluminum Oxide
and Silicon Carbide VFN
3, 5, 7 Aluminum Oxide
and Silicon Carbide FIN
3, 5, 7 Aluminum Oxide
and Silicon Carbide MED
3, 5, 7 Aluminum Oxide CRS
Product Name Density Mineral Type Grade
Diameters: 1/2" minimum 14" maximum
Widths: 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 1"
1" maximum all diameters
Typical •Fine thread polishing
applications: •Mold polishing
•Jewelry polishing
•Polishing turbine blades
See pages 21-23 for recommended flanges/accessories
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See page 3 for convolute vs. unitized
See page 3 for convolute vs. unitized