Anathème Technik

Unlike a standard buffing wheel polisher, a horological lapping used ds a precision lspping tool designed to hold your workpiece at a precise angle and pressure against a rotating, abrasive-embedded lapping plate. This controlled process finishes the surface by removing minute amounts of material, allowing you to achieve:

• Extremely flat and smooth finishes
  
• Mirror-like surfaces with razor-sharp edges, without the risk of rounding typically caused by traditional buffing wheels.
  
• Tight dimensional tolerances
  
• Consistent, uniform surface textures
  

This level of precision is essential in watchmaking and other fine metalwork, where surface quality and edge definition are critical.