Nozar Jolly Cup 14 Diamond Grinding Disc 100 mm M14
Nozar Jolly Cup 14 Diamond Grinding Disc 100 mm M14
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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 Jolly Cup 14 Diamond Grinding Disc 100 mm M14
The Nozar Jolly Cup 14 is a diamond grinding disc for the dry fine processing of ceramic and porcelain stoneware. The special honeycomb shape of the coating enables controlled processing of tile edges. Angled flanks additionally support work on inside radii. The fine version with 100/120 grit measures 100 mm and has an M14 mount.
Features and Benefits
- For dry grinding of ceramic and porcelain stoneware.
- For edge processing in the 90- and 45-degree range.
- Honeycomb diamond coating with angled flanks.
- 100/120 grit, M14 mount and 27 mm height.
Application
The grinding disc complements tile cutting when edges or mitres need to be reworked. Its shape also allows it to be used on inside radii. Guide the machine smoothly and control the contact so that the desired edge shape is created evenly. For visible surfaces, first check on a sample piece how the material reacts to the selected processing.
Technical Data
| Manufacturer Part Number | Version |
|---|---|
| 6729884 | Diameter:100 mm; Mount:M14; Height:27 mm; Grit:100/120 |
Selection and Processing
Nozar specifies a maximum of 12,050 rpm for this tool and suitability for compatible corded and cordless angle grinders. The machine marking and the information on the supplied tool must match. Jolly Cup 14 is a grinding disc; the similarly named Jolly Cut is a different type of product for cutting. Both tools must not be equated in terms of mount, method of operation and permissible load.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jolly Cup 14 used dry?
Yes, the manufacturer describes this version for the dry grinding of porcelain stoneware.
What grit does the fine version have?
100/120 grit.
What maximum speed does the manufacturer specify?
12,050 rpm. Before use, also check the marking of the specific tool and the machine instructions.