Valgro Poly Bond Polishing Wheel

The Valgro Poly-Bond Polishing Wheel is a premium non-woven abrasive wheel designed for fine polishing, burr removal, and finishing of metals, alloys, and high-precision parts. The wheel is constructed with a dense, conformable polyurethane matrix impregnated with abrasive grains, enabling it to maintain contact with complex shapes while delivering a uniform, high-quality finish.

Unlike conventional flap wheels or coated-abrasive discs, the Poly-Bond wheel features a stable construction that minimizes gouging or undercutting, making it ideal for precision finishing operations on heat-sensitive substrates. It handles metals, composites, and glass with ease, allowing one tool to cover multiple materials and tasks.

• Dense, polyurethane-bonded abrasive construction delivers long life and consistent finish.

• Conformable design maintains contact on curved or irregular parts, ideal for robotic or hand-held finishing.

• Suitable for a wide range of materials — metals, composites, glass.

• Minimizes heat build-up, reducing risk of discoloration or warping in sensitive materials.

• Available in a variety of diameters, widths, and grades (coarse, medium, fine, ultra-fine) for different finish requirements.

• Delivers professional-grade finish on first pass: less rework, fewer operations.

• Versatile tool: one wheel can serve cutting, smoothing, and finishing roles across different materials.

• Better control: conformability means less operator dependence, more consistent results.

• Safe for precision parts: reduced heat and minimal gouging protect part geometry and integrity.

• Cost-effective: longer tool life and fewer changeovers reduce tooling cost.

• Precision deburring and finishing of aerospace components and medical instruments.

• Finishing of high-end decorative hardware, non-ferrous extrusions, and chromium parts.

• Polishing of formed or laser-cut metal parts where surface appearance and quality matter.

• Finishing of curved or irregular profiles where standard abrasives struggle to maintain full contact.