Initially used for lighting in the Middle Ages, tallow is a lubricant frequently used by polishers to be added on lapidary belts and dics to prevent heating during deburring and to optimize the adhesion of polishing pastes on buffing mops and wheels.
Obtained by the melting of fats, tallow is today a lubricant widely used in the industry.
| LUBRICANT | DESCRIPTION | DIMENSIONS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SUIF | Bold or mid-greasy, medium adhesion on abrasive belts and lapidary discs | ∅ 40 x 350 mm ∅ 60 x 450 mm ∅ 90 x 300 mm |
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| COMPO SR | Greasy, low adhesion on abrasive belt | ∅ 60 x 450 mm | |
| COMPO NET | Greasy, animal fat free | ∅ 60 x 300 mm | |
| COMPY | Dry, strong adhesion on abrasive belts and lapidary discs | ∅ 40 x 225 mm | |
| MEDICOUP | Mid-greasy, animal fat free | ∅ 60 x 450 mm |
