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Novacan Grinder Coolant
Novacan Grinder Coolant by Novacan
$12.95 USD
Item# 5503   In Stock
  • Keeps grinder in better condition
  • Extends lifespan of grinder bits
  • Non-toxic, good for classrooms

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Add 4 capfuls to your reservoir every time your water is changed to help cool and clean bits for better longevity. Non-toxic formula is recommended for schools and institutions. 8 ounces.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Grinder Coolant
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Pros : Great coolant for your grinder. Definitely helps it last longer, and keeps it running smoothly for years.
Cons :
Other Thoughts : This product definitely will extend the life of your grinder.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   great coolant
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Pros : works great and wouldn't be without it!!
Cons : none
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Better than good.
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Pros : By using Novacan Grinder Coolant in the water of my grinder, I have noticed an easier time of guiding my glass pieces on the grinder wheel itself and my bits are lasting much, much longer. You'll see...
Cons : Can leave a film of coolant on the glass and care needs to be taken before applying foil tape as it my not stick properly.
Other Thoughts : Does what it says!
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