Grinding Brush’s Tough Grain Speeds Cutting Action
Tanis offers its Ceramix wheel bench grinders with advanced grain technology and good performance on curves for burr removal, cleaning and surface blending.
Tanis offers its Ceramix wheel bench grinders with advanced grain technology and good performance on curves for burr removal, cleaning and surface blending. The abrasive nylon brushes are made with a metal hub construction that offers consistent finishing action and safer performance. A less dense filament structure allows the wheel brush to conform to irregular surfaces and difficult curves. The brushes use a tough grain with advanced cutting action that works up to five times faster than traditional abrasives, the company says.
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