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- Agilent Heaters and SensorsMass Spectrometry, Scientific Supplies & ManufacturingScientific Instrument Services 5973 Source Heater Tamper Resistant Allen Wrench 5973/5975 Quad Sensor 5985 Source Heater Assembly Agilent Interface Heater Assembly 5971 Interface Heater
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- MS Instrument Cleaning Supplies
- Lab/CleanMicro-Mesh® (Fine Cushioned Abrasive) Aluminum Oxide Cleaning Abrasive Fiberglass Cleaning Brushes Swabs and Applicators Nylon and Latex Gloves Cleaning Wipes SIS MS Source Cleaning Kits Dust-Off® Hurricane Canless Air System Wheaton Bottles Wheaton Vials Wheaton Closures Sterile Vials - Bottle, Stopper, and Cap - All Together Certified Sterile Kimble Chase Clear Serum Vials Soil Sampling Kits Crimpers and Decappers Temperature Measurement & Recording Devices Bullet Blender® Homogenizer The SW 110 Multi-Purpose Spot Welder New Era Syringe Pump Systems Ohaus MB Series Moisture Analyzers Celestron® Handheld Digital Microscope (HDM) Checkit® Pipette Accuracy Test Greenwood Lab Supplies Next Advance Lab Products Catalog Page G1
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- Reference - MSDS Sheets, Brochures, Instructions, KitsMicro-Mesh Regular - Description of Micro-Mesh Regular Micro-Mesh MX - Description of Micro-Mesh MX for Metal Finishing Benefits of Micro-Mesh - What Makes Micro-Mesh So Special Ergonomic Benefits of Micro-Mesh - Human Factors, Engineering and Micro-Mesh TufBuf Polishing Pads - Polishing and Buffing Pads Guidelines for Acrylic Finishing Guideline for Making Belts with Micro-Mesh Micro-Gloss Instructions Metal Finishing with Micro-Mesh Random Orbital sanding with Micro-Mesh Solid Surface Finishing with Micro-Mesh Urethane Coating rectification Procedures Wood Finishing Procedures with Micro-Mesh Micro-Mesh Grit Size Conversion Chart Aquarium Restorer Kit Instructions Belt Finishing with Micro-Mesh Burn Kit Instructions Clear Seas Acrylic Kit Instructions Clear Seas Vinyl Kit Instructions Craft Kit Instructions Heavy Damage Removal Kit Instructions Light Damage Removal Kit Instructions KR-70 Acrylic Restoration Kit Instructions Maintenance Kit Instructions Micro-Mesh Anti-Static Cream Final Finish Micro-Finish Micro-Gloss Micro-Gloss # 5 TufBuf Polishing Pad
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- Guideline for Making Belts with Micro-Mesh (This Page)
Recommended procedures and guidelines for the refinishing of acrylic plastics
1. MICRO-MESH and MICRO-MESH MX abrasive products are cloth backed
cushioned abrasives. There are no chemical treatments of any kind on our cloth
backed materials. Therefore there is no need to scuff the backs of splicing area
before beginning splicing operation.
2. We recommend butt splices only, as other types of splices can cause uneven finishes.
3. A bias cut of 45, 55, or 67 degrees is recommended for a splice.
4. Do not attempt to scythe joints with MICRO-MESH or MX abrasives, it is
unnecessary and will damage the belt.
5. The splicing tapes to be used can vary according to customers needs or
grit of abrasive
material:
Mylar tape (non-frozen and non-adhesive) - Glue both tape and splice. Wait until
dry before adhering to splice area.Polyester/Mylar tape (frozen) - Glue splice joint; wait until dry and apply tape to glued
splice area.
6. Heat and pressure are required to assure a complete bonding. Usually 250
degrees
with firm pressure for 10 seconds (consult with tape manufacturer for further
details).