Diamond wheels power up solar
Manufacturers of photovoltaic solar panels make use of Meister Abrasives grinding wheels made by Abwood Machine Tools.
Manufacturers of photovoltaic solar panels make use of Meister Abrasives grinding wheels made by Abwood Machine Tools.
Micromatic Grinding Technologies in India has appointed Master Abrasives as its sole UK representative from September 2016.
When it comes to finishing applications, Master Abrasives offers a range of products along with application advice via its technical sales representatives. Having now been appointed UK distributor for the US-based abrasive lapping and microfinishing film manufacturer, Nanolap Technologies, Master will now also be able to offer lapping and polishing solutions required for demanding surface finishing applications.
To help companies comply with Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) regarding machines and handheld power tools, Master Abrasives offers a training course, accredited by the British Abrasives Federation), on the safe use of abrasives.
As part of its precision package, Master Abrasives is offering a range of Hydraulic, CNC and special purpose precision grinding machines from Micromatic Grinding Technologies.
Master Abrasives has launched a new premium range of finishing consumables for mass finishing under the Master brand. This includes plastic, ceramic, argo (dry), and special media and a range of compounds to facilitate the finishing process.
Two years on from launching the ZIPP range in the UK, Master Abrasives is introducing the complete range of fastening air tools manufactured by ZIPP Group and sold under the ZIPP brand and is looking for suitable distributors for the range.
Master Abrasives has installed Micromatic’s ECO 200U grinding machine in its new showroom in Daventry, Northamptonshire.
A new range of MASTER vitrified bonded conventional grinding wheels has been launched by Master Abrasives.
Master Abrasives has introduced the new ZIPP Air Tools micro die grinder range to the UK. Also known as pencil grinders, they are reported to have extremely low vibration results in real use test conditions, offering an affordable solution to companies trying to reduce the risk of Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) in the workplace.
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