Precision Lapping & Polishing
Engineered with radial viewing slots for real-time contact line inspection. Manufactured from premium, high-density Australian wool felt to deliver flawless mirror finishes across aerospace alloys, dental crowns, forged golf irons, and high-jewelry.

Key Engineering Highlights
Split lap wheels eliminate blind spots during aggressive surface finishing. Precision CNC balanced to protect fragile edges while maximizing heat dissipation.
Precision-milled radial slots create an optical stroboscopic effect at high rotational speeds, allowing the technician to see directly through the disc to the exact workpiece contact line.
Every wheel is concentrically punched from homogeneous compressed wool felt, preventing high-speed wobble, hand fatigue, or uneven wear on delicate dental crowns and watch cases.
High-tensile interlocking wool fibers maintain crisp beveled edges without fraying or shedding, holding abrasive compounds (diamond paste, rouge, dialux) significantly longer.

Microstructure & Optics
Unlike standard solid felt bobs or flat wheels, the Paramount Split Lap design incorporates calibrated diagonal slots that draw ambient air into the grinding zone while providing complete visual transparency.
Industrial & Craft Applications

Essential for custom clubmakers and iron refinishers. Delivers tour-grade satin and high-gloss mirror finishes along sole angles, leading edges, and hosels without softening sharp engravings.

Rigid high-density split lap wheels integrated into multi-axis robotic finishing cells for consistent deburring, blade radiusing, and optical mirror lapping on high-temperature superalloys.
Standard & Custom Options
| Parameter | Standard Specification | Custom / OEM Capabilities |
|---|---|---|
| Material Composition | 100% Pure Virgin Australian / New Zealand Wool | Carbonized & Extra Fine Merino Grades Available |
| Outer Diameter (OD) | 6″ (150mm), 7″ (180mm), 8″ (200mm) | Custom diameters from 4″ (100mm) to 12″ (300mm) |
| Thickness / Face Width | 3/8″ (10mm), 1/2″ (12.7mm), 5/8″ (16mm), 3/4″ (20mm) | Single-ply or bonded multi-layer builds (up to 50mm) |
| Center Arbor Hole | 1/2″ (12.7mm), 5/8″ (15.8mm), 1-1/4″ (31.75mm) | Flanged cores, leaded centers, or quick-change mounts |
| Hardness Grades | Flint Hard (0.60 g/cm³), Rock Hard (0.52 g/cm³), Medium (0.42 g/cm³) | Calibrated density from 0.35 to 0.75 g/cm³ |
| Slot Configurations | 4 Radial Slots, Beveled Edge Profile | 2-Slot, 6-Slot, or Straight/Angled Slot Geometries |
| Recommended Max Speed | 1,800 – 3,450 RPM (Optimal for Split Lap machines) | Dynamic balancing certified for high-speed spindles |

Export Standard Packaging
To prevent moisture absorption, dust contamination, or fiber crushing during international ocean and air freight, each disc is sealed in individual anti-static polybags with barcode labels and packed in rigid double-wall corrugated master cartons.
Help & Technical Consultation
A: The slotted design allows operators to view the exact contact point between the wheel and the workpiece while it is spinning at operating speed (the stroboscopic “see-through” effect). This eliminates accidental over-grinding, uneven edges, and rounded contours on flat items like jewelry settings, dental crowns, and forged golf irons.
A: Flint Hard is recommended for aggressive pre-polishing, sharp edges, and flat surfaces (golf clubs, knife bevels, watch cases). Rock Hard is ideal for general high-precision lap finishing and dental restoration, while Medium Hard is preferred for soft precious metals (silver, high-karat gold) and gentle contouring.
A: Our 100% pure wool wheels are fully compatible with diamond lapping compounds (0.25 to 15 micron), aluminum oxide pastes, tripoli, white diamond, green chromium oxide, and red jewelers rouge. The natural wool cuticle holds compounds tightly with minimal sling.
A: Yes. We offer comprehensive OEM/ODM customization including custom bore sizes (1/2″, 5/8″, 1-1/4″, or pin holes), specific bevel angles (45° or 30°), custom slot counts, and client-branded center labels or packaging boxes for wholesale distributors.
A: The optimal speed for 6″ and 7″ split laps ranges between 1,750 RPM and 3,450 RPM on standard split lap machines or variable-speed bench grinders. Always inspect the wheel before mounting and ensure the machine has appropriate arbor flanges and protective guards.