TIMESAVER LAPPING COMPOUNDS

PRECISION FINISH ON BEARING SURFACES

GUARANTEED NOT TO IMBED  -   WILL NOT CONTINUE TO CUT!

Timesaver Lapping Compound does not contain emery, aluminum oxide, silicon-carbide or similar charging abrasives.
They are unconditionally guaranteed not to imbed into any metal surface.
Prepared in powder form, to be mixed with oil as used.
Timesaver first acts as an abrasive, then the particles diminish to a polish, and finally to inert material.
Directions for use in each can.

	YELLOW LABEL GRADES FOR SOFT METALS (Babbitt, Brass, Bronze and Aluminum) #TIM.40 Coarse     #TIM.60 Medium #TIM.80 Fine    #TIM.100 Very Fine	RECOMMENDED FOR Fitting babbitt bearings, brass valves, bronze bushings, bronze worm gears; Fitting brass, babbitt and other soft metal quides Cooling down hot journal bearings without disassembly Similar uses. Directions for using Yellow Label ;
	GREEN LABEL GRADES FOR HARD METALS (Steel, Cast Iron, Hard Bronze and Stainless Steel) #TIM.55 Coarse    #TIM.77 Medium #TIM.111 Fine     #TIM.333 Very Fine	RECOMMENDED FOR Removing tool and cutter marks, and high spots from new steel and hard bronze gears Lapping-in rebored cylinder walls, noisy gear units, or new re- placement gears Extreme precision fitting of small steel parts Similar uses. Directions for using Green Label

Available in:

Test Kit ( 8 assorted 3oz. Cans) TIM.TK

Test Kit ( 4 assorted 3 oz Cans Green) TIM.TKGREEN

Test Kit ( 4 assorted 3 oz Cans Yellow) TIM.TKYELLOW

 

1 lb. cans TIM.(grade)  
5 lb. cans TIM.(grade)-5 
25 lb. pail TIM.(grade)-25
50 lb. pail TIM.(grade)-50

 

 

Product Data Sheet

 

Abrasive Grain Sizes In Timesaver Lapping Compounds

Timesaver Lapping Compounds are formulated to first act as an abrasive, then diminish to a polish and finally to inert material. Other ingredients in the compound conglomerate the fines to prevent imbedding in the metal being lapped.

All compounds have a range of particle sizes with most of the work being done by the largest particles.

The selection of the grade depends more upon the amount of metal to be removed than the finish because the abrasive breaks down to a finer and finer size and eventually to a polish material.

Yellow Label

Timesaver Grade # Yellow Label	*Approximate Grain Size in Microns	*Approximate Average Grit Number	Use Guide
#40N Coarse	212	80	First Cut/Rough Lapping
# 60N Medium	180	120	General Lapping
#80N Fine	125	220	Finish Lapping/Polish
#100N Very Fine	90	320	Finish Lapping/Polish

Green Label

Timesaver Grade # Green Label	*Approximate Grain Size in Microns	*Approximate Average Grit Number	Use Guide
#55N Coarse	600	40	First Cut/Rough Lapping
#77N Medium	250	80	General Lapping
#111 Fine	125	220	Finish Lapping/Polish
#333N Very Fine	90	320	Finish Lapping/Polish

*DISCLAIMER: This sheet is provided only as a guide for selecting the correct Timesaver Lapping Compound Grade for your application, it represents typical properties of the product described and is not intended for use as a technical specification. Actual Grain Size may vary. Newman Tools Inc. makes no representation or warranty concerning the Products, expressed or implied, by this Product Data Sheet.

TIMESAVER LAPPING COMPOUNDS
SHELF LIFE

            Timesaver Lapping Compounds are not affected by temperature changes and keep indefinitely. Keep dry until use. At the time Timesaver Lapping Compounds are mixed with oil and/or grease for use per the instructions for use, they then assume any shelf life associated with the chosen carrier.

 

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Directions for Using ...

Soft Metal Lapping Compound
for
LAPPING BABBITT, BRASS, BRONZE
and ALUMINUM

Mix TIMESAVER with oil as you use it and only the amount needed for the particular job to be done. Keep well mixed.

SPLIT BEARINGS - Mix TIMESAVER COMPOUND with light or medium oil to the consistency of a thin paste and apply to the bearing halves. Add a little oil to the surfaces; also apply oil to the shaft. Both up cap - not too tightly, just so shaft can be easily turned by hand; then proceed to lap. At intervals add sufficient oil to the surfaces to prevent them form becoming dry. Take up on bearings gradually as high spots are removed, applying fresh compound when necessary.

SLEEVE BEARINGS - Fit bearings snugly to shaft. Apply TIMESAVER mixed with oil to bearing and shaft. Insert shaft and lap with a twisting motion, adding oil frequently until proper clearance is obtained. Flush out with diesel or Stoddard Solvent.

HOT BEARINGS - Mix a small amount of TIMESAVER with oil. The mixture must be very thin. Apply freely to bearings and shaft through oil holes. Rotate the shaft. Add the thin mixture until bearing is free. Then flush out with diesel or Stoddard Solvent.

GEARS - Mix TIMESAVER COMPOUND with oil proportions of about one part TIMESAVER to three or four parts of oil (by volume). The use of heavy oil is advisable as this procedure prevents the mixture from being thrown from the gears and wasted. Apply mixture sparingly either by pouring or with a paint brush. When gears run quietly, flush out with diesel oil or Stoddard Solvent.

TIMESAVER COMPOUND will not imbed into any metal surface and will not continue to cut.

We also make HARD METAL LAPPING COMPOUNDS
for lapping cast iron, steel, and hard bronze.

 

Directions for Using ...

Hard Metal Lapping Compound
for
LAPPING CAST IRON, STEEL and BRONZE

Mix TIMESAVER with oil as you use it and only the amount needed for the particular job to be done. Keep well mixed.

GEAR UNITS - Mix TIMESAVER with heavy oil or grease in proportions of one part TIMESAVER to three parts of oil by volume. It is preferred to protect ball or roller bearings by the use of shields or by covering with grease. It is customary to leave the cover off of the gear case for convenient inspection and application of the lapping compound. Bearing races should be held in place by bolting down with blocks. Relatively heavy brake loads should be applied to insure fi

CAST IRON BEARINGS - mix our Hard Metal Compound with light engine or cutting oil to the consistency of a thin paste. Mixture should be thick enough to stick to the bearings surface. Just before placing the shaft in the bearing, add oil to surfaces in order to thin compound to proper lapping consistency. Bolt up cap - not too tightly, just so shaft can be turned by hand - and proceed to lap. At intervals add compound if necessary. When a full bearing surface has been

CAUTION - Do not use Hard Metal Compound (GREEN Labeled Can) on babbitt, brass, aluminum or bronze. For this work, use our soft metal compound (YELLOW label can). TIMESAVER can be used on any hard metal friction surfaces where accurate fits are required, such as valve seats, machine tool ways, tool room applications, etc.

TIMESAVER COMPOUNDS ABSOLUTELY DO NOT IMBED OR CHARGE INTO ANY METAL SURFACES. Therefore, do not attempt to make a lead, copper or other soft metal lap to lap hard metals, as is done with emery, ground glass, silicon carbide or other similar charging abrasives. The lapping plate should be at least as hard as the surface to be lapped and harder if possible. The softer of the two metals will get the most wear.

 

Timesaver - Lapping compounds - Guaranteed not to imbed - Will not continue to cut!

Timesaver lapping compound does not contain emery, aluminum oxide, silicon-carbide or similar charging abrasives. They are unconditionally guaranteed not to imbed into any metal surface. Prepared in powder form, to be mixed with oil as used. Timesaver first acts as an abrasive, then the particles diminish to a polish, and finally to inert material.
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