Definition of grinding wheel

Also known as a fixed abrasive, the grinding wheel is a bonded abrasive that has a certain strength by solidifying the ordinary abrasive into a certain shape (mostly round, with a through hole in the center). It is generally composed of abrasives, binders and pores, which are often referred to as the three elements of a fixed abrasive. According to the different classification of the bonding agent, ceramic (bonding agent) grinding wheel, resin (bonding agent) grinding wheel and rubber (bonding agent) grinding wheel are common. The grinding wheel is the largest and the most widely used one. It can be coarsely ground, semi-finished and polished on the outer circle, inner circle, plane and various profiles of metal or non-metal workpieces. Fine grinding and grooving and cutting.