Grinding
Grinding Wheels Offer Enhanced Efficiency, Part Quality
The wheels are said to feature a microfracturing grain that has unparalleled sharpness and cutting efficiency to reduce power draw and cycle times, while increasing material removal rates.
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ANCA Launches Educational Grinding Show
ANCA’s ANCA Academy will cover a new technical topic each episode — from set up through to grinding. The educational videos will help ANCA machine users understand new applications and features.
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7 Key Factors in Choosing a Grinding Wheel
The grinding wheel market is wide, but seven application factors can help users narrow the market to the wheels they need.
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Managing Grinding Forces and Abrasive Sharpness
Successfully removing material with a grinding wheel requires sharp grains, but even dull grains can serve a purpose if they’re carefully controlled.
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GCH Machinery Redesigns Grinding System for EV Manufacturer
GCH Machinery redesigned and repurposed an electric vehicle automaker’s older dual-head grinder to the latest technology. The redesign was aimed at fulfilling the automaker’s green initiative.
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Glebar's Electrolyte Tank Enhances Grind Management
The tank’s digital ultrasonic sensors connect with an I/O link to the HMI screen, which Glebar claims will enable better grind management, improved grind efficiency and reduced downtime.
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Hexagon Pre-Loads Star Cutter Grinders with CAM Software
The packaged solution is aimed at assisting manufacturers of complex medical tooling, such as hip rasps, rotary files, bone files and drills.
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Hardinge Inc. Acquires Ohio Tool Works
As part of the acquisition, Hardinge adds Ohio Tool Works’ platform of high-precision honing machines, tooling and abrasives to its machine tool and workholding portfolio.
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Junker Develops All-in-One Grinding Machine
Junker’s Jumat 6L is capable of grinding high efficiency compressor shafts in one setup.
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Machining 101: What is Grinding?
Grinding takes an abrasive — often attached to a wheel — and uses its many grains to cut a workpiece. Variations on this process are useful for a wide variety of applications.
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