Vitrified Bond: An Overview
When it comes to grinding wheels, the bond system is just as important as the abrasive type. Of the multiple bond systems we offer, vitrified bonds are typically the least…
Applications
US Mesh and EUROPEAN (FEPA) GRIT SIZES
The chart below shows both the US Mesh and European (FEPA) grit sizes compared to the Eagle Superabrasives standard designation. As you can see in the chart, Eagle Superabrasives grit…
What is G-Ratio? Grinding Operations Explained
What is G-ratio, and what does it mean for your grinding operations? The G-ratio is the formula to determine the ability of a grinding wheel to remove stock from a…
HVOF: An Overview
What is HVOF? HVOF (high velocity oxy fuel) coatings are applied through an HVOF spraying process using either a liquid or gas fuel HVOF gun. The process provides high bond…
What are Grinding Wheels?
A grinding wheel is an abrasive cutting tool used in machinery operations across various industries to cut, slice, or refine extremely hard materials. Comprised of a bond and superabrasive, grinding…
Should I Use Oil Coolant for a Grinding Wheel?
Oil coolant is a mineral-based oil designed for grinding or cutting steel, carbide, quartz, and crystal. Oil coolant is ideal where a high lubricity, low viscosity cutting or grinding oil…
Diamond or CBN: Which Grinding Wheel Do I Need?
Identifying the right grinding wheel can feel overwhelming when there are many technical aspects involved. One of the most important factors in application success centers around choosing the right wheel…
Grinding Wheel Applications – An Overview
What are the different types of applications?Superabrasive grinding wheels can be utilized for multiple applications across a diverse range of industries. From saw and tool cutting to electrochemical grinding, diamond…