Polishing disc Proxxon 28 002, diameter 100 mm, thickness 15 mm

Polishing disc Proxxon 28 002, diameter 100 mm, thickness 15 mm is a circular polishing attachment designed for use with compatible rotary and bench tools. With a 100 mm diameter and 15 mm thickness, the disc provides a stable backing for polishing pads or cloths and adapts to workpiece contours for finishing tasks on metal, wood and composite surfaces. It is intended for fine surface work such as deburring, smoothing and restoring shine on small parts and edges when used together with an appropriate polishing paste or emulsion.

Advantages

The design ensures even pressure distribution across the polishing surface, helping to achieve a consistent finish. Its dimensions strike a balance between working area and precision, allowing access to small components while covering a useful surface for larger edges. The disc material and thickness provide sufficient stiffness to support polishing compounds yet enough flexibility to follow contours on curved workpieces. Compatible with standard rotary and bench tool mounts, it is suitable for repeated use when paired with correct polishing consumables.

Suitable for

• Polishing and finishing of jewelry and small metal parts
• Restoring shine on gold, silver, platinum, copper and brass
• Surface smoothing and deburring of stainless steel and other metals
• Polishing of plastic components and composite materials
• Detail work on edges, contours and small assemblies

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Thickness: 15 mm
• Shape: circular disc
• Suitable for use with polishing paste or polishing emulsion
• Designed to adapt to workpiece contours for fine finishing
• Intended use: surface finishing, deburring, smoothing and shine restoration

How to use

Mount the polishing disc to a compatible rotary or bench tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Apply a small amount of appropriate polishing paste or polishing emulsion to the polishing surface or workpiece. Operate the tool at a moderate speed suitable for the material being worked, keeping the disc moving to avoid heat buildup and uneven wear. Use light, consistent pressure and check progress frequently; reapply polishing compound as needed. After polishing, clean the workpiece to remove residual compound and inspect the finish.

Usage recommendations

Use the disc only with recommended polishing pastes or emulsions and select tool speeds appropriate for the material: lower speeds for softer metals and plastics, moderate speeds for harder metals. Wear suitable eye and respiratory protection when polishing and ensure secure mounting before operation.