Logitech
The Logitech IC1000 is a polishing pad and cloth product. The Logitech IC1000 is specifically designed for stock and intermediate polishing. The Logitech IC1000 can be used across materials including GaAs, silicon, glass, metals, quartz, ceramics, copper, and diamond thin film.[1][2][3]
The IC1000 pads and Suba felts are used with a range of materials, including gallium arsenide, silicon, glass, metals, quartz, ceramics, copper, and diamond thin film.[1]
Polishing pads and cloths sit within lapping and polishing process chains that prepare or refine surfaces after earlier shaping or thinning steps.
The IC1000 pads and Suba felts are used for high precision surface preparation in semiconductor and precision materials work.[1]
The IC1000 pads and Suba felts are used across gallium arsenide, silicon, glass, metals, quartz, ceramics, copper, and diamond thin film.[1]
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Last updated Oct 5, 2026.