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Abrasive disc
3rd June 1966, Page 60
3rd June 1966
Page 60
Page 60, 3rd June 1966
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KNOWN as the New Atadisc. a new abrasive disc features an ' original bayonet-type locking device which gives greater flexibility when the machine is being used on difficult contours. The locking device is permanently attached to the resin-bonded disc by a new method that prevents dislodgement of the disc when in use.
It is claimed that the disc enables costs to be reduced by as much as 80 per cent compared with conventional abrasive discs.
Made by: ATA (Grinding Processes) Ltd. , Ebberns Road, Hemel Hempstead. Herts.
Price per 100: Ll Is., Ll 3s., Ll 16s., £2 5s., £3 5s., for grit sizes of 0.75 in., I in., 1.375 in., 2 in. and 3 in. respectively.