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Tombak 1,5mm sheet, 90% copper (Cu90Zn10)
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25,83€ – 103,33€sheet
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EVE Wheel Polisher, Medium Grit, Blue for Gold
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1,49€pc
The EVE UNIVERSAL BL HP - R22BL is a medium-grit wheel polisher designed for creating a satin finish on precious metals, particularly gold. Made with soft silicone bonding and silicon carbide abrasives, this tool adapts to the surface being processed, providing a smooth, even texture. It operates at 7,000 - 10,000 RPM, with a maximum speed of 20,000 RPM, making it ideal for micromotor use.
Master Alloy 418R for 18K (750) Red Gold Casting
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0,70€g
The AGS Master Alloy 418R is a specialised alloy for 18K (750) red gold, designed to be mixed exclusively with fine gold (AU). Manufactured in Germany, this alloy ensures rich red tones, improved workability, and superior casting results. It is added to molten fine gold, and flasks should be quenched 10 to 15 minutes after casting. Sold by the gram, it is an essential material for professional goldsmiths and jewellery manufacturers.
