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Straight-cut triangle
Look for: Three-sided end; straight-cut ends along the body.
Unlike an angle-cut triangle, the ends are not slanted.
Match the shape. Then check the size.
Look at one piece from the end and the side. Match its outline below, then open the product to check its code and dimensions.
How to measure A, B, and C →- 1. Look at the outlineRound, triangular, three-armed, pointed, or irregular?
- 2. Check the endsStraight-cut, slanted, tapered, or rounded?
- 3. Confirm the labelMatch the material, shape code, size, and grade on your bag.
Photos and illustrations show representative shapes and are not to scale. Photo backgrounds are enhanced; cropped edges are reconstructed illustratively where needed. Shape alone does not identify the material or cutting grade. Worn media can look different from new media.
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Closest shape photograph; pictured angle may differ from this product. This is a 22° supplier reference, not a confirmed replacement for the legacy 25° shape.
Angle-cut triangle
Look for: Triangular outline with slanted end cuts.
AT means angle-cut triangle. AT 25 and AT 45 are different cut-angle versions; check the bag code, not just the picture.
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AI-enhanced from Vibra Finish’s Polishing Pins (White) photograph. Representative appearance only; use the listed dimensions to select a size.
Porcelain Polishing Pins
Look for: Small, smooth white cylinders with straight sides and flat ends.
Measure the diameter across the pin and its length end-to-end. These white polishing pins are different from gray fast-cutting pins; confirm the formulation as well as the size.
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Closest shape photograph; pictured angle may differ from this product. The supplier line shown is 22°, not the legacy 25° designation. Confirm the required angle when ordering.
Angle-cut cylinder
Look for: Round-sided rod with slanted ends.
AC means angle-cut cylinder. AC 25 and AC 45 identify different cut-angle versions, not the media size.
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Star / tristar
Look for: Three arms with inward curves between them when viewed end-on.
A triangle has three continuous sides; a star has recessed spaces between its arms. AS identifies angle-cut stars.
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Taper-top cone
Look for: Round base with sides narrowing toward a small top.
Look for the tapered top rather than the rounded cap of a round-top cone. TTC is the taper-top code.
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AI-enhanced supplier photo for shape identification; ceramic cones shown. This listing is plastic Round Top Cone (RTC) media. The photo is a shape reference, not a material, size, or exact-profile specification.
Round-top cone
Look for: Round base, tapered sides, and a rounded cap.
The rounded top distinguishes it from the taper-top cone. Look for RTC on the listing or bag.
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Pyramid
Look for: A four-sided base with faces tapering toward a smaller top or point.
Compare the base: a tetrahedron has a triangular base, not a four-sided one.
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Tetrahedron
Look for: Four triangular faces, including the base.
There is no square base. TET identifies this form in the plastic catalog.
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Wedge
Look for: A tapered, wedge-like body rather than a round rod or cone.
Wedge names cover different profiles. Compare the product photo and code before choosing a cylindrical or bowtie version.
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Cylindrical wedge
Look for: A curved cylindrical body combined with wedge-shaped cuts.
Compare the curved body with the flatter wedge form. Do not substitute an angle-cut cylinder just because both have slanted surfaces.
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AI-enhanced Vibra Finish white polishing-sphere photograph; background replaced and cropped edges reconstructed illustratively. Not to scale. Confirm diameter using the listed sizes, not the photograph.
Ball / sphere
Look for: Round in every direction, with no flat ends or corners.
Porcelain Balls are white polishing spheres. A cylinder has flat ends; a sphere does not. Measure the diameter and confirm the material and formulation separately.
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Hardwood shapes
Look for: Compare the peg, cube, diamond, or double-wedge form.
Material and shape are separate identifiers. The illustration shows a peg; open the other listings to compare their forms.
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Tumbling nuggets
Look for: Rounded, irregular pieces rather than a precise geometric shape.
Individual pieces vary. Use the XM or XA designation and size information to confirm the match.
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Still between two shapes?
Have the bag label and an end-view and side-view photo beside a ruler ready. Include the code and measurements in your request so Kevin can confirm the match.
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