Nozar Diamond Hand Pad 90 × 55 mm
Nozar Diamond Hand Pad 90 × 55 mm
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Nozar Diamantwerkzeuge
Dipl.-Kfm. Frank Nozar Diamantwerkzeuge GmbH
Winkhausstraße 3
59387 Ascheberg
Tel.: +49 2599 7596 0
Fax: +49 2599 7596 29
E-Mail: info@nozar-diamant.de
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Nozar Diamond Hand Pad 90 × 55 mm
Nozar diamond hand pads enable the manual finishing of natural stone and porcelain stoneware. With their handy size of 90 × 55 mm, they are particularly suitable for edges, small areas, and spots that are difficult for larger machine tools to reach. Different grits allow the work process to be adjusted to the desired material removal and surface quality.
Features and Benefits
- Compact hand size of 90 × 55 mm.
- For working natural stone and porcelain stoneware.
- For chamfering tile edges and finishing hard-to-reach areas.
- Grit and color coding make it easy to identify the pad.
Application
The pad is guided by hand and is suitable, for example, for breaking sharp cut edges after cutting tiles. The manufacturer recommends keeping the diamond coating slightly damp at all times. For uniform results, the work should be distributed over the entire edge and initially tested on an inconspicuous area or a sample piece. The grit should be selected according to the intended work step.
Technical Data
| Manufacturer Part Number | Version |
|---|---|
| 6701350 | Dimensions: 90 × 55 mm; K60; Green |
| 6701351 | Dimensions: 90 × 55 mm; K120; Black |
Selection and Processing
Grit 60 is green and intended for a coarser work step; grit 120 is black and enables finer subsequent processing. Other grits in the series are used for graduated finishing. A single pad contains only the selected grit. The color specification is an identification of the tool and does not describe a color that is to be transferred to the material.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the pad need to be mounted on a machine?
No. This product is a hand pad and is guided manually.
Should the diamond coating remain dry?
Nozar recommends keeping the coating slightly damp during work.
What is the difference between grit 60 and grit 120?
Grit 60 is suitable for a coarser processing step; grit 120 for the finer continuation. The appropriate sequence depends on the material and the desired surface.
