Stone Powder / Stone powder
This page reproduces the published catalog rows for Stone Powder / Stone powder exactly as they appear on 5 Jintaijin product pages, and shows where those pages disagree with each other. The specification string, shape and bullet markers are source values. They are not a measured removal rate, a gloss figure, a cycle time or a supply guarantee.
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Published catalog rows for Stone Powder / Stone powder
| Specification (as published) | Shape | p39 | p43 | p44 | p48 | p49 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Powder | Powder Single values separated by the ideographic comma | Powder | M+R+VR | M+R+VR | M+R+VR | |||
| Stone powder | 0 Single values separated by the ideographic comma | Powder | F+FF+MF | F+FF+MF |
Function columns: VR, R, N, NF, M, MF, F, FF. Blank means no marker on that page.
What the published rows actually say
The table below is a transcription of the published cells. Specification strings are reproduced character for character, including the ideographic comma separators used on the pages. Where a source cell is empty it is shown as empty rather than filled from another page.
The Function columns use a bullet marker. It is an original qualitative manufacturer marker. It does not state a removal rate, a gloss value, a multiplier or a duration, and this page does not convert it into one.
The same product is marked differently on different pages
For this product the bullet markers are not identical across the Jintaijin pages that list it. The table shows the markers exactly as each page publishes them. No page is treated as authoritative over another, no majority vote is taken and no average is computed.
That disagreement is itself useful procurement information: before you compare grades, ask the supplier which page reflects the current product. A buyer who assumed the catalog is internally consistent could otherwise plan a trial against a marker that another page does not support.
Where the specification cell differs or is empty
This product has more than one specification string across the pages that list it, or a page leaves the cell empty. Both are shown. An empty cell is not evidence that no size exists; it is evidence that the published row does not state one.
Before you run a trial
A catalog cell does not approve a workpiece. Confirm the current grade, particle geometry and machine compatibility with the supplier. For small holes, slots or recesses, establish how media enters, whether it can lodge and how it is removed. For pastes or powders, obtain the current safety data and preparation procedure. Then define the acceptance method and the sample identity before the trial starts.
Source pages and what they disagree about
- https://surface-polish.com/ceramic-deburring-media-fast-cutting_p39.html
- https://surface-polish.com/ceramic-finishing-media-fine-polishing_p44.html
- https://surface-polish.com/tumbling-media-polishing-ceramic_p43.html
- https://surface-polish.com/plastic-finishing-media-dense-fast-cutting_p49.html
- https://surface-polish.com/pre-polishing-media-pre-plate-plastic_p48.html
Recorded source conditions
- PRODUCT_NAME_SPELLING_DIFFERS: Stone Powder / Stone powder
- SPECIFICATION_STRING_DIFFERS: "0" vs "Powder"
- FUNCTION_MARKERS_DISAGREE_ACROSS_SOURCE_PAGES
Rows were reconstructed from the published rowspan and colspan grid and verified against an independent re-parse of the same pages. Specification strings, shapes and markers are reproduced without correction, conversion or averaging.
Frequently asked questions
What does the bullet marker in the Function column mean?
It is an original qualitative marker used by the manufacturer to group a product under function headings such as VR, R, N, NF, M, MF, F or FF. The page does not treat it as a removal rate, gloss value, multiplier or cycle time, and no such value can be derived from it.
Why does this page show different markers for the same product on different Jintaijin pages?
Because the published pages disagree. Both readings are reproduced side by side and neither is treated as authoritative. No average, score or corrected value is computed.
Are the # numbers millimetres?
No. The column header reads Specification (mm) but rows written with the # symbol use a mesh or grit designation. They are preserved exactly and are not converted to a length.
Does an empty specification cell mean no size is available?
No. It means the published row does not state a specification in that cell. It is not evidence for or against any available size.
Does this page recommend a grade or a process?
No. It reproduces published catalog values and discloses their inconsistencies. Grade selection, machine compatibility, loading and finishing time remain decisions for a trial with the supplier.
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