Know All About Surie Polex Diamond Polishing Pads

NEW DELHI - June 2, 2021 - PRLog -- A lot of people who are not from the stone industry think that they are the pads that polish diamonds used in jewelry. This is actually far from the truth. So to finally address everyone's questions and to clearly define diamond polishing pads we decided to write a blog about them.

Let's begin with a somewhat textbook definition. Diamond polishing pads are resin bonded diamond abrasives used for the grinding and polishing of natural stone, engineered stone and concrete. The word diamond in the name comes from the synthetic (man-made) diamond powder that is used to make these polishing pads. Synthetic diamond powder is the best abrasive grain available for grinding and polishing of stone.

Diamond polishing pads are basically bonded abrasives. Various types of resins are used along with synthetic diamond powder to make the diamond polishing pads that are so popular today. There are two main types of diamond polishing pads available today. The first type (known as DCRPD, Figure 1) has a plastic holder and the second type has a hook-and-loop back.

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The most popular diamond polishing pad by far is DCRPD and it is used with hand held high speed angle grinder machines. It is mainly used for edge polishing of granite. The other popular diamond polishing pad (known as DCRF, Figures 2, 3 and 4) are also referred to as a flexible polishing pad. This is because they are thin (typically in the range of 2mm-5mm) and the hook-and-loop backer used allows them to flex easily. These are used for a wide variety of applications like marble, granite and concrete polishing and on many different machines such as a floor polishers and hand polishers. Finally there are even thicker pads (like DJ3R, Figure 5 or DJ4R, Figure 6) that are made for specialized applications like floor polishing of concrete.

We hope this short blog has given you a good understanding of diamond polishing pads. If you would like to know more or have further questions don't hesitate to reach out to us at https://www.suriepolex.com/product/resin-bond-diamond-for...