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Copyright(C)2004 JABURO
Industry Co.,ltd.All Rights Reserved. |
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JP
BUFF Surface |
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JP Buff Surface
USES
■ Finish polishing after the JP BUFF
Monster
■ Polishing prior to application of resist elimination
■ Polishing prior to circuit forming
■ Polishing prior to gold plating |
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Realizing
a high grinding facility and surface activating
property |
In various grinding and
polishing stages, to meet high grinding facility
requirements, JP BUFF Monster / Surface has
adopted a unique molding system that achieves
a grinding facility and surface activating
property at the same time. It is adaptable
to the flattening of plastic protuberances
(polishing), the grinding or polishing down
to flat surfaces (built up surfaces being polished
flat), and also for many other processes. |
Achieves
a vary even and uniform surface profile |
In developing new raw materials
and matching them with a foaming system for
the JP BUFF Monster / Surface Series,we have
been successful in achieving an excellent uniform
surface profile that has kept wild scratches
restricted to a minimum.The beautiful surface
finishes achievable respond to the demands
of products of the next generation. |
There
is a great deal of latitude in the range
selection in conformity |
Polishing that avoids accumulation
of waste in holes ~ conformity polishing
By solidifying basic material that has been distributed in the form of flaps,
a high variation in available hardness has been made available.From polishing
to reach conformity,to the polishing to a high degree of flatness that was particularly
difficult with unwoven cloth, the buff molding level responds with a high degree
of flexibility. |
Achieves
stability in buffing potential |
In order to avoid the clogging
of screening by copper powder, plastic powder,
etc., we adopted a very open mesh construction.
This has made possible an active individuality
that achieves the sustaining of a high grinding
facility. In all processes, a contribution
is made to the improvment of productivity. |
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