Background
Cylindrical grinding shapes the outside of a workpiece by removing the workpiece’s cylindrical surfaces and shoulders.
Types of cylindrical grinding
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Outside diameter grinding
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Inside diameter grinding
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Centerless grinding
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Plunge grinding
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Creep feed grinding
Cylindrical grinding essentials
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The workpiece must have a central axis of rotation
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The diamond grinding wheel must be in constant rotation
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The diamond grinding wheel must be able to gravitate toward and away from the workpiece
Choosing a diamond wheel for cylindrical grinding
GAASH diamond grinding wheels are especially designed for delivering a consistent low-force grind, dimensional accuracy, and a good surface finish. The high-grinding properties of GAASH diamond grinding wheels, increase efficiency and reduce production costs.
Most commonly used GAASH cylindrical diamond wheels
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11V9
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12V9
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4V9
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11V2
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12V2