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Wheel shape, size and bond by order
White aluminum oxide, also known as white corundum, grinding wheels are supplied for precision grinding applications where a sharp and friable abrasive is specified. The correct wheel depends on the workpiece, machine, operation, wheel shape, dimensions, grit, grade, structure, bond and rated speed.
Specification note: Chemical composition, abrasive designation, bond system and performance requirements should be confirmed on the quotation or approved specification sheet.
White aluminum oxide wheels may be considered for precision grinding of tool steels, high-speed steels and hardened steels when the abrasive and bond are compatible with the operation. Actual suitability depends on workpiece hardness, contact area, stock removal, coolant, machine rigidity and desired surface finish.
Straight, cup, dish or other profiles according to machine and drawing
Standard or custom outside diameter, thickness and bore
Vitrified or resin-bonded construction where available
Grit, grade and structure selected for the grinding requirement
Available combinations are confirmed by order; not every size, shape and bond is produced in every abrasive grade.
| Item | Required information |
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| Workpiece | Material, hardness and heat-treatment condition |
| Operation | Surface, cylindrical, tool, groove or other grinding process |
| Machine | Machine model, spindle, flange, guard and operating speed |
| Wheel shape | Standard shape code or dimensional drawing |
| Dimensions | Outside diameter, thickness, bore and relevant profile dimensions |
| Abrasive | White aluminum oxide designation or approved equivalent |
| Grit | Required stock removal and surface finish |
| Grade and structure | Hardness grade and wheel density/open structure requirement |
| Bond | Vitrified, resin or other specified bond |
| Rated speed | Maximum operating speed required by the machine |
For a new application, approve drawings, markings and a sample wheel before mass production. Test cutting rate, heat generation, wheel wear, dressing behaviour, dimensional accuracy and workpiece finish under actual machine conditions.
Wheel shape and dimensional conformity
Bore and flange-contact dimensions
Visual inspection for cracks, chips or edge damage
Balance or runout requirement where specified
Abrasive, grit, grade, bond and speed marking
Batch identification, packing and agreed documentation
Inspect the wheel before installation, use the correct flanges and guard, follow the machine and wheel manufacturers’ instructions, and wear appropriate eye and face protection. Never exceed the marked maximum operating speed. Do not use a cracked, dropped, damaged or abnormally vibrating wheel.
Send the wheel drawing or complete specification, workpiece material, machine model, required quantity, packing, label language and destination port. MOQ, sample policy, lead time and available documentation are confirmed for each order.