Peripheral speed
The linear speed of a point on the circumference of a rotating disc, determined by rotational speed and effective diameter.
The linear speed of a point on the circumference of a rotating disc, determined by rotational speed and effective diameter.
The normal force applied through a tool divided by the effective contact area at the glass surface.
The interface that connects an abrasive disc or polishing pad to the powered tool and supports it during rotation.
A controlled preparation or maintenance action intended to restore a polishing pad’s usable surface texture, fiber exposure, cleanliness, or slurry distribution.
A flexible or rigid circular product carrying fixed abrasive or an abrasive structure for powered surface treatment.
A compliant contact tool that carries and distributes polishing compound over the glass surface.
A formulated material applied with a polishing tool to refine glass, commonly containing fine particles in a liquid or paste with additional ingredients.
A suspension containing cerium-oxide-based polishing particles in water or another specified liquid carrier.
The measured particle-size distribution of an abrasive and the named grading system used to designate it.
Abrasive particles supplied free in a powder, paste, suspension, or slurry rather than fixed to a disc, belt, or wheel.