Polishing Wheels for Glass & Mirrors

The "Polishing Wheels for Glass Processing" category features final-stage tools designed to impart optical clarity and a perfect gloss finish to the surface.

The range includes felt and polymer wheels used in conjunction with special polishing pastes and powders (based on Cerium Oxide) to eliminate micro-scratches.

Purpose: Final polishing of glass, mirrors, and crystal.
Materials: Felt, polymer, Cerium Oxide.

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Bear Tex Polishing Wheel 150 mm | For Final Finishing

Beartex abrasive sheets

Polishing Wheel on Non-woven Base TARCZA BEAR TEX 150x10x25.40 D 17SF LONG LIFE

Saint-Gobain HPM Sp.z.o.o

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The TARCZA BEAR TEX non-woven polishing wheel is designed for final finishing, polishing, and surface cleaning. Its soft, elastic structure doesn't leave deep scratches, and the LONG LIFE marking guarantees an extended lifespan. Thanks to its Velcro backing, it's ideal for applying polishing compounds and removing minor defects from metal surfaces.

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✨ Glass Polishing Wheels: Achieving Optical Clarity

Professional glass polishing is the final and most critical stage in glass processing. This category offers high-quality wheels and accessories specifically designed to work with the delicate surfaces of glass, mirrors, and optical products. Our products guarantee the complete elimination of grinding marks, achieving a flawless gloss and optical transparency.

Main Types of Polishing Wheels

Felt (Wool) Wheels: The most common type, ideally suited for final polishing. They are used with liquid or paste polishing compounds.
Polymer Wheels: More modern materials that often incorporate polishing components within their structure, ensuring high polishing speed and cleanliness of the process.
Composite Material Wheels: Designed for specialized tasks requiring extremely fine surface refinement.

Efficiency and Polishing Technology

The efficiency of glass polishing largely depends on the correct selection of the wheel and the polishing agent, which is most often Cerium Oxide (CeO2).

Micro-irregularity Removal: Wheels and pastes work at a micro-level, eliminating traces left by prior grinding.
Minimal Heat Generation: Quality wheel materials ensure even heat distribution, preventing thermal deformation.
Gloss Finish: Achieved by restoring the mirror-like shine and transparency of the surface without distortion.

Selecting the correct polishing wheel will not only ensure a perfect visual result but also significantly extend the tool's lifespan and increase productivity.