Atoma Diamand Plate 140 Grit
R1,950.00
The Atoma Diamond plates are made from Mono-Crystalline diamonds as the abrasive on the 10mm thick aluminum Plate.
These Diamond plates are some of the best quality we have used. The durability of these plates are insane and could be used for many years before needing to replace with a new baseplate.
We use our Atoma diamond plate for heavy chip repairs and also for flattening our whetstones.
Dimension: 210 x 75 x 12mm
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