Woodworking, Grinding Wheels, Resin Bond, Abrasives and Superabrasives

Product Description

We specialise in the production of Brown Aluminum Oxide, Pink Aluminium Oxide, Green Silicon Carbide, large O. D. Reinforced Cutting Wheels, Billet Grinding Wheel, Crankshaft Grinding Wheels, Grinding wheels, Cutting wheels, Diamond wheel and CBN wheels etc abrasives products.


Center less Grinding Wheels
In center less grinding, the components of the machine are basically consist of grinding wheel, the work rest
blade, and regulating wheel. Center less grinding handles cast iron, steel of various hardness, aluminum,
copper, bronze, and plastics. It is one of the most efficient grinding processes. Center less grinding makes
possible the grinding of cylindrical parts without supporting the work piece on centers.


Cylindrical Grinding Wheels
In cylindrical grinding, the axis of the work piece being ground meets with the axis of grinding wheels.
The work pieces such as automotive parts, rolls, bearings, machinery parts are accurately ground.


Surface Grinding Wheels
In surface grinding, two basically different types of machines are used. One is vertical spindle type and the other is horizontal spindle type machine. Discs, ring, and segment are also employed as surface grinding operations. They grind many types of work pieces where surface finish and flatness are required. They grind
bearing parts, piston rings, connecting rods, springs, and automotive parts. Tolerances of 0.005 mm for dimension, straightness and parallel can be achieved in surface grinding.


Tool room Grinding Wheels
We provides a wide range of tool room wheels to grind milling cutters, taps, metal saws, reamers, gears, broaches, and drills. our tool room wheels are superior to others regarding with productivity and economy in most of applications. Advantages of our wheels are ;
faster and cooler grinding, better finish and sharper cutting edges, less dressing and longer wheel life.


Internal Grinding Wheels
Internal grinding is used to attain accurate hole size and to produce required surface finish. The work is usually mounted in a chuck or in a spindle so it can be rotated while grinding the I.D. The wheel head or spindle is mounted on a cross slide to give the wheel adjustment to grind the diameter of the work.