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Alan Gordon 407/11/2021 13:13:24
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Hello everyone, i have obtained a few plastic syringes containing coloured pastes. I assume they are "grinding / lapping" pastes. each one has a number on it ranging from 0.5 - 40, could anyone tell me what these numbers indicate ?

Andrew Johnston07/11/2021 13:26:02
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They're diamond grinding pastes. The numbers refer to the size of the diamond particles, in microns.

Andrew

Alan Gordon 407/11/2021 14:14:06
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Thanks Andrew, Does this mean the higher the number the courser the paste ?

martin haysom07/11/2021 14:28:13
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Posted by Alan Gordon 4 on 07/11/2021 14:14:06:

Thanks Andrew, Does this mean the higher the number the courser the paste ?

martin haysom07/11/2021 14:29:50
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Posted by Alan Gordon 4 on 07/11/2021 14:14:06:

Thanks Andrew, Does this mean the higher the number the courser the paste ?

mucked that up ment to say yes

Alan Gordon 407/11/2021 14:45:39
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Thanks guys

Michael Gilligan07/11/2021 15:00:18
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You will probably be able to feel the 40 micron as gritty, if you rub it ‘twixt thumb and finger.

MichaelG.

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