Mechanically polishing steel castings

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    flintlockand steel
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      @flintlockandsteel
      Hi
      I frequently need to polish up new steel castings and the supplier recomends and uses a “very very soft” stainless steel brush like really fine wire wool mounted on a grinder.
      Does anyone know where I can get these in the UK?
      PS the supplier couldn’t find the manufacturer’s details so I’m asking here
       
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      flintlockand steel
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        @flintlockandsteel
        #76958
        JasonB
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          @jasonb
          If it actually like a wire brush eg actual straight hairs or a stainless wirewool that can be mounted in a die grinder, if the later then it sounds like a “surface conditioning disc” which can be had in different grades to get say various brushed finished on stainless steel etc.
           
          J&L do various brushes that can be used in a die grinder down to 0.003″ stainless wire probably similar thickness to size 0 wire wool
           
          J

          Edited By JasonB on 27/10/2011 18:31:32

          Edited By JasonB on 27/10/2011 18:35:22

          #76960
          flintlockand steel
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            @flintlockandsteel
            I believe the one my supplier uses is 100-125mm and mounted vertically on a bench grinder the same way a grinding wheel is.
            I think if I knew the precise name or term for this brush I could find it. If I put in soft wire brush etc I get everything but the item I’m looking for
             
            #76961
            JasonB
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              @jasonb
              Try looking for wire wheel
               
              Osborn do a good range
               
              J
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