Diamond & Cubic Boron Nitride (CBN) Grinding Wheels
Diamond Straight Grinding Wheels for Carbides & Ceramics
Diamond straight (type 1) grinding wheels for use on carbides and ceramic are flat and have the same thickness across the face and edge of the wheel. Diamond is the hardest abrasive used for grinding hard materials, including ceramic, fiberglass, stone, glass, cemented carbide, and nonferrous metals. Diamond can react to iron in ferrous metals, causing excessive wear on the tool.
Type 1 Wheel
Type 1 has the same thickness across the face and edge of the wheel.
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Diamond Straight Cup Grinding Wheels for Carbides & Ceramics
Diamond straight cup (type 6) grinding wheels for use on carbides and ceramic grind on the face of the wheel. These wheels install in toolroom grinders for precision grinding and tool sharpening. The wide face provides a stable surface for precision operations. Diamond is the hardest abrasive used for grinding hard materials, including ceramic, fiberglass, stone, glass, cemented carbide, and nonferrous metals. Diamond can react to iron in ferrous metals, causing excessive wear on the tool.
Type 6 Wheel
Type 6 is cup shaped with straight sides for surface and off-hand grinding of flat surfaces. They're usually installed on horizontal and vertical spindle machines.
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Diamond Flaring Cup Grinding Wheels for Carbides & Ceramics
Diamond flaring cup (type 11) grinding wheels for use on carbides and ceramics have a narrow grinding face for fast, cool cutting in toolroom and cutter grinding applications. Diamond is the hardest abrasive used for grinding hard materials, including ceramic, fiberglass, stone, glass, cemented carbide, and nonferrous metals. Diamond can react to iron in ferrous metals, causing excessive wear on the tool.
Type 11 Wheel
Type 11 (sometimes called flaring cup) is cup shaped to provide high surface contact area for aggressive grinding and snagging operations, surface preparation, and removing risers and parting lines from castings.
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Diamond Dish Grinding Wheels for Carbides & Ceramics
Diamond dish (type 12) grinding wheels for carbides and ceramics have a rounded rim for sharpening cutting tools and surface grinding. They install in toolroom or rotary grinders for high-precision applications. Diamond is the hardest abrasive used for grinding hard materials, including ceramic, fiberglass, stone, glass, cemented carbide, and nonferrous metals. Diamond can react to iron in ferrous metals, causing excessive wear on the tool.
Type 12 Wheel
Type 12 has a narrow rim to provide access to hard-to-reach spaces.
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CBN Flaring Cup Grinding Wheels for Tool Steels
Cubic boron nitride (CBN) flaring cup (type 11) grinding wheels for use on tool steels have a narrow grinding face for fast, cool cutting in toolroom and cutter grinding applications. CBN is extremely hard to stay sharp when cutting and grinding hardened steel, high-speed tool steel, aerospace alloys, and ferrous metals.
Type 11 Wheel
Type 11 (sometimes called flaring cup) is cup shaped to provide high surface contact area for aggressive grinding and snagging operations, surface preparation, and removing risers and parting lines from castings.
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