Wylie MORO-35 Disc Polishing Grinding Machine for Tweezers

Wylie MORO-35 Disc Polishing Grinding Machine for Your Repair Bench
The Wylie MORO-35 Disc Polishing Grinding Machine gives you a compact, desktop-fixed way to restore the edge or tip on the small metal tools you use every day on the repair bench. Most repair shops in Pakistan throw away tweezers with bent tips, blades with dull edges and test probes with oxidized points because no proper sharpening setup sits on the table. This machine closes that gap with a rotating disc, a Type-C power input and a simple 5V and 9V selection. You do not need a heavy bench grinder or a separate motor stand to bring a worn tool back into use. A tool with a clean tip makes IC change karna, jumper lagana and probe testing much easier on a dead phone or a hardware fault board. This listing explains how the machine works, where it fits in your workflow and what you should check before you place it on your table.
Dual Voltage Control and Type-C Power
You power the unit through its Type-C interface, so a normal adapter or power bank from your shop runs it without special wiring. The input range sits between 5V and 9V, and a small LED on the black body shows which voltage you selected. Choose the lower setting for delicate probe tips and the higher setting when you work on tougher metal parts. The maximum speed reaches 10,000 RPM, so you remove material fast and still keep control of the tool in your fingers. The top disc measures 40mm in diameter and 7mm in thickness, which suits fine tool work instead of heavy stock removal. You also work with a low-voltage unit instead of a mains motor, which suits a crowded repair bench where space and cables already compete for attention.
Tools and Parts You Can Grind or Polish
You can grind or polish motherboard probes, tweezers, blades, soldering iron tips and small metal or wooden parts on this machine. Technicians who do test-point work wear down probe tips quickly, and a fresh point makes contact cleaner on tiny pads. Tweezers used for IC change karna and jumper lagana lose their grip when the tips round off, so a quick pass on the disc restores the alignment. Blades for glue removal and board prying keep a sharper edge when you refresh them on a regular schedule. Soldering iron tips with oxidation or pitting also respond to polishing before you retin them. Hold each tool steady, move it gently across the disc and check the result under your microscope before you return it to the bench.
Build, Size and Bench Fixing
The base measures 60mm by 60mm, the main body stands 47mm tall and the body width sits at 32mm without the knob. These small dimensions let you keep the unit next to your hot air station or soldering station without losing table space. A screw-fixing structure lets you fasten it to your desk, which reduces vibration while the disc spins. A stable machine gives you a more even surface and keeps your hand steadier during every pass. The package includes one grinding machine, so you supply your own Type-C power source. Pair it with your tweezers, a microscope and a set of PCB holders, and you build a tidy maintenance corner for the tools that handle every software marna and hardware fault job in your shop.