Composition and Manufacturing Process

The core component of a grinding wheel disc is resin, combined with various colored chips, fillers, and bonding agents. The manufacturing process involves molding, drying, and firing, ultimately forming a porous structure that provides good heat dissipation and extends the service life of the disc.

Application Scenarios

Grinding wheel discs are suitable for metal processing, lathe machining, and grinding of hard materials such as steel, alloys, and ceramics. In these applications, the disc performs cleaning, grinding, and polishing functions effectively.

Additionally, grinding wheel discs are commonly used for grinding, shaping, and polishing various metal and non-metal materials, including iron, steel, copper, alloys, and stone.