Grinding wheels

Grinding wheels are also called consolidated abrasives. The abrasive wheels are used to consolidate common abrasives into a certain shape (mostly circular, with a through hole in the center) and have a certain strength. It generally consists of abrasives, binders and pores. These three parts are often referred to as the three elements of a consolidated abrasive. According to the different classifications of bonding agents, there are common ceramic (bonding agent) grinding wheels, resin (binding agent) grinding wheels, and rubber (binding agent) grinding wheels. Grinding wheel is the largest and most widely used type of abrasive tools. It rotates at high speed during use. It can rough, semi-refined, and semi-finely grind the outer circle, inner circle, flat surface and various profiles of metal or non-metal workpieces. Fine grinding and grooving and cutting.