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At JYBS, we offer a versatile collection of abrasive tools designed to support every stage of polishing, refining, and shaping metal in jewelry making. From jewelry sanding tools and grinding stones to cutting discs, our range helps jewelers work with accuracy and confidence, even on the most intricate designs.
At JYBS, we offer a versatile collection of abrasive tools designed to support every stage of polishing, refining, and shaping metal in jewelry making. From jewelry sanding tools and grinding stones to cutting discs, our range helps jewelers work with accuracy and confidence, even on the most intricate designs.
Perfect for bench jewelers, repair technicians, and studio makers, these jewelry abrasive tools are compatible with rotary handpieces, polishing motors, and flexible shaft machines. With a variety of grit levels, shapes, and sizes available, you can easily adapt your process for cutting, deburring, surface prep, and finishing.
At JYBS, we prioritize surface quality in jewelry production with abrasive tools that blend cutting efficiency and precision control. Our range supports both coarse shaping and delicate refinement, streamlining your workflow for consistent results. Trusted globally by professionals, we offer quality tools and responsive support, perfect for crafting unique pieces or batch production from start to finish.
Abrasive tools are essential for a wide range of jewelry-making tasks, including deburring rough castings, shaping raw metal, smoothing solder joints, refining settings, and preparing surfaces before final polishing. They’re also commonly used to clean up intricate areas where polishing wheels can’t reach.
Coarser grits (lower numbers) are used for aggressive material removal and shaping, while finer grits (higher numbers) are best for delicate refinement and pre-polish smoothing. It’s important to gradually step down through grits to avoid surface scratches and ensure a smooth transition.
A grinding wheel is typically used for heavy stock removal and shaping hard metals, while a silicon polisher is ideal for controlled, medium-to-fine abrasion and surface smoothing. Using them in combination can improve workflow and surface quality.
To maintain performance, avoid excessive pressure when grinding or sanding—let the tool do the work. Clean tools regularly to remove debris buildup, and store them in a dry place to prevent grit degradation. Replace worn tools promptly to avoid compromising surface quality.
If used improperly, yes. That’s why it’s crucial to choose the right grit level and apply gentle pressure, especially when working near prongs, bezels, or soft metals. For fragile areas, switch to fine abrasive bits or polishers and test on a small section first to ensure control.
