Universal Photonics, Inc Optical Blocking & Polishing

#10 Uni-Wax (PM0010)

#10 Uni-Wax is a synthetic long chain white wax used for blocking a variety of materials where clean wax is required.

#2S Black Centering Wax (PM2002)

Centering Waxes are semi-hard temporary waxes used for a variety of blocking & holding applications. Centering Waxes are used for blocking lenses or work pieces that are to be edged, profiled or centered.

#300 Wafer Mounting Wax (PM0300)

#300 WAFER WAX is a heavy-duty mounting and blocking media for machining, polishing, and dicing, suitable for affixing flat surfaces of work pieces directly to machinable mounts. It has excellent holding power, machines clearly, and will not load or gum up thin cutting blades and wire. #300 WAFER WAX is widely used to mount silicon wafers for dicing, scribing, ultrasonic grinding, back lapping, and polishing. It is used to hold electronic and optical materials where a flat face is to be bonded to the mount.

#4 Stacking Wax Bar (PB0045)

#4 Stacking Wax is used for a variety of blocking and holding applications. It is commonly used for blocking lenses or work pieces that are to be edged or profiled. Other applications include thin film blocking, Blanchard wheelwork, spot blocking, surface protection and a variety of uses where semi-hard, high tack materials are desired.

#40 Uni-Wax (PM0040)

#40 Uni-Wax is a heavy-duty mounting and blocking media for machining, polishing, and dicing, suitable for affixing flat surfaces of work pieces directly to machinable mounts (mounting blocks that will be cut into during machining). It has excellent holding power, machines clearly, and will not load or gum up thin cutting blades and wire. However, #40 Uni-Wax is a brittle polymer and should not be used for small area or point contact mounting. It was designed for bonding two flat surfaces.

#430 Spot Block Wax Pitch Bar (PB0043)

#430 SPOT BLOCKING WAX is used for a variety of blocking and holding applications. It is commonly used for blocking lenses or work pieces that are to be edged or profiled. Other applications include thin film blocking, Blanchard wheelwork, spot blocking, surface protection and a variety of uses where semi-hard, high tack materials are desired.

#444 Stacking Wax (PA0046)

#444 Stacking Wax is used for a variety of blocking and holding applications. It is commonly used for blocking lenses or work pieces that are to be edged or profiled. Other applications include thin film blocking, Blanchard wheelwork, spot blocking, surface protection and a variety of uses where semi-hard, high tack materials are desired.

#5 Stacking Wax Bar (PB0047)

#5 Stacking Wax is used for a variety of blocking and holding applications. It is commonly used for blocking lenses or work pieces that are to be edged or profiled. Other applications include thin film blocking, Blanchard wheelwork, spot blocking, surface protection and a variety of uses where semi-hard, high tack materials are desired.

#5 Stacking Wax Dark (PB0047D)

#6 Holding Wax Bar (PB0046)

#6 HOLDING WAX is a softer wax than stacking waxes. It is used for a variety of blocking and holding applications.

#75175 Holding Wax Bar (PB7575)

#75175 Holding Wax is a softer wax than stacking waxes. It is used for a variety of blocking and holding applications.

#9 Centering Wax (PM1119)

Optical Water Soluble Wax (PZ0010C)

Optical Water Soluble Wax is a high quality casting wax specifically formulated for the jewelry industry. Because of its solubility in water, Optical Water Soluble Wax has been proven ideal in many other applications where sensitivity to solvents, such as de-blocking & dissolving natural waxes, is of concern.

Quartz Sticky Wax (PD8085)

Quartz Sticky Waxes are semi-hard temporary cements used for a variety of blocking and holding applications. Quartz Sticky Waxes are commonly used for blocking together a series of lenses or work pieces that are to be edged or profiled. Other applications include thin film blocking, Blanchard wheel work, spot blocking, surface protection and a variety of uses where semi-hard, high tack materials are desired.

White Sticky Wax Bar (PD8089)

White Sticky Waxes are hand-pliable and are used for a variety of blocking and holding applications. White Sticky Wax is commonly used for blocking together a series of lenses or work pieces that are to be edged or profiled. Other applications include thin film blocking, Blanchard wheel work, spot blocking, surface protection and a variety of uses where semi-hard, high tack materials are desired.

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