How to Safely Use Flap Discs
How to Safely Use Flap Discs

Flap discs are a versatile abrasive tool most commonly used for deburring, polishing and grinding a range of materials. When using flap discs, there are several things to consider to ensure you’re using the flap disc correctly and safely. Without the proper technique, equipment and protective gear, you run the risk of not only ruining your project but also seriously harming yourself.    Preparation & Handling  Before you use your flap disc, there are a couple of things to do to prepare. Inspecting and Selecting the Flap Disc Selecting the correct flap disc will vary based on your specific application....

Why You Should Use Ceramic Flap Discs, High-Performance Flap Discs, Engineering Utilities Flap Discs
Why You Should Use Ceramic Flap Discs

Ceramic flap discs are abrasive grinding discs made of overlapping flaps of ceramic abrasive material that bond to a fibre backing. Ceramic flap discs have become a popular flap disc choice due to their high-performance capabilities and range of benefits. They can be used for several applications, for example, grinding, polishing, tool sharpening & deburring and edge preparation. But why should you consider ceramic flap discs and why are they so popular? Extremely Durable  One reason ceramic flap discs are extremely useful is because of how durable they are. Ceramic flap discs boast a remarkable lifespan. The resistance ceramic flap...

Ultimate Guide to Electrochemical Marking & Etching, Weld Cleaning Machine, Engineering Utilities
Ultimate Guide to Electrochemical Marking & Etching

Electrochemical marking and etching is a process that is used on metal parts and machinery to make permanent markings for several reasons. These markings can be used for traceability, branding, and legal compliance. The marking types can range from QR codes to serial numbers and crucial product information, making it an essential process.   The Differences Between Marking & Etching  Marking and etching are terms that are often used interchangeably when people discuss metal branding processes however, they are two different processes.  Electrochemical marking is when a dark imprint is created on the surface of the metal without altering its...