Qualities
and grain indication
Trizact™
grain size is expressed in micron preceded by the letter A.
You
will find a conversion table to the European Fepa-scale below.
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Trizact™ |
Fepa |
Trizact™ |
Fepa |
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A300
A160
A100
A65 |
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P80
P120
P200
P280 |
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A45
A30
A16
A6
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P400
P800
P1400
P2000 |
Application
recommendations
The
belt speed, transit speed, working pressure and hardness of the
contact wheel are crucial parameters for a good result. Moreover,
a change in one parameter also affects the working of the other
3 other parameters and consequently, the result of the finishing
and the performance. When in doubt, consult your Cibo application-expert.
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Belt
speed |
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-
stainless steel
- nickel alloys
- titanium
- aluminium
- carbon steel
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25
- 35 m/s
25 - 35 m/s
10 - 15 m/s
20 - 25 m/s
20 - 25 m/s |
Working
pressure
It
is best to keep the working pressure low. Ideally, this should be
between 0.6 and 1.5 kg/cm², without however, going above 2
kg/cm². A higher working pressure will negatively influence
the lifetime of the belt but increase the removal speed.
Contact
wheel
Abrasion
and structuring: 40 to 65° Shore without or with small grooves.
Finishing or polishing: 20 to 40° Shore with a full or, ideally,
a layered wheel. A softer contact wheel produces a better Ra-value.
Transit
speed
It
is best to keep the movement of the operator with the machine or
the working piece as regular as possible. The more regular it is,
the more uniform the finish. For an automatic transit, Cibo recommends
a speed of approximately 4 metres per minute.
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