Cutting & Burnishing Compounds
Burnishing Compound (Galley 8 or Barrel Brite):
PB Cutting Compound (C4904):
Varying results can be achieved by using different combinations of shot shapes & material combined with varying concentrations of barrelling compounds
- Galley 8, also known as Barrel Brite
- A special formulated burnishing compound
- Acts as a lubricant between your media and the item being polished
- Enhances the polishing process and the lifespan of your media
- Offers a great consistency with outstanding results assured
- Complements the unique ceramic and steel media shapes and materials
- Safe to use with neoprene rubber acrylic and polyurethane drums
- Has a rust inhibitor for carbon shot, to prevent rusting
- Use 50g of powder to 1ltr of water for the ideal mixture
- Produces minimal levels of foam, compared to alternative compounds
- Ammonia based which offers the most potent cleaning and burnishing strength
- Wear chemical resistant gloves (G9907) and safety goggles (G6257) whilst using this solution
- Can be used with PB Cutting powder (C4904) to reduce the rate of grinding
- Can also be used in magnetic finishers
- 1 kg
PB Cutting Compound (C4904):
- Use with ceramic Barrelling Cones (B4903) to de-burr and grind metals
- Gives you a matt finish like you have used abrasive paper
- Many items can be semi finished in your Barrelling Unit
- No more intensive labouring getting quantities of work out to your customers one piece at a time
- You can put your work straight into metal barrelling shot for polishing after you have done this process
- 1kg
Varying results can be achieved by using different combinations of shot shapes & material combined with varying concentrations of barrelling compounds
