Dry Use Diamond Polishing Pads

Applications: For use with a suitable polishing machine or slow speed setting on a variable speed angle grinder. Dry polishing pads are ideal for situations were water would be inconvenient, such as in pre-installed kitchens. They can also be used wet, which will help give a longer life. They are highly effective on most stone and concrete surfaces including marble and granite worktops.

Specification:

• Premium grade pads with high performance diamond grain.
• Size 100mm (4in).
• Grades from 50 (coarse) to 3000 (ultra-fine), plus white and black buffing grades.
• 9 disc set includes all grades, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 3000, white buff, black buff.
• Air cooled by rotating action.
• Use below 4,000rpm for best results.
• Designed for dry use, but also suitable for wet use where situation permits use of water.
• Loop ('Velcro' type) grip backing.

Also Available: We stock suitable hook backing pads for these discs.

Tip: Before moving on to the next finer grade, remove the coarser dust from the previous grade.

Delivery Options:

We will normally dispatch orders received by 3.00pm on any working day, that same day. Orders valued at below £50.00 + VAT will be given the default 2-3 day delivery throughout UK at a charge of just £3.00, unless next day delivery is selected at just £5.00. Orders valued £50 or over + VAT will be given free express delivery. This will be next working day for most of Great Britain but a little longer in Northern Ireland, Islands and some remote areas.

We can offer a faster Before 1.00pm option for deliveries to most of mainland Britain for an extra £4.00 + VAT.

Saturday delivery is available for most parts of Britain for an extra £10.00 + VAT.

Remote Areas: We do not surcharge deliveries to Northern Ireland, Islands or remote areas of UK, but some options such as next day or before 1.00pm may not be available.

Deliveries Outside UK:

We have carrier contracts that enable us to deliver to most countries. Please ask us for a quote if requiring delivery outside of UK.

For the Republic of Ireland, there is a dedicated website: www.rightlines.ie which will calculate the delivery charge for you. This is normally subsidised and in many cases free.