Mirrorfinish by ARTIFEX

Date: 20 August 2014

At the Glasstec exhibition in Düsseldorf (21. – 24. Oktober 21st - 24th) ARTIFEX launches the next generation of the well known high gloss finish products with Cerioumoxide.

The new developement is named CE-5 and is comprised of a hard polyurethane foam bonding system with premium white Cerium oxide.The new cup wheels are developed for high throughput on double edger glass processing machines.The complete ARTIFEX toolset consists of the pre-polishing cup wheels, the arris- and finally the gloss finishing wheels. This combination reduces setup times and gives an optimum of finish result on glass edges. Such tool sets achieve high-end speeds for all kind of flatglass, whether it is thick float or laminated safety glass.

The ARTIFEX R&D team put the motto 'lifespan makes the difference' into reality.

The CE-5 cup wheel comes segmented for an optimised cooling water supply on the polishing surface. In advance of polishing with conventional rubber bonded Cerium wheels, the CE-5 will also plane the glass edge. Perfect high gloss finish is accompanied by an extraordinary life span of the new wheel.

A perfect finished glass edge is the result of optimally sequential arranged tools – made in Germany by ARTIFEX.

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