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It can be confusing when trying to tell someone the type of grinding wheel you are looking for. Below are only a few applications and the wheel shapes you may use based on the machine you would be using. There are many wheel shapes that can be used for different grinding applications. Be sure to discuss with your application engineer all the different facets of your application so that they may direct you to the correct wheel shape for the job.
Surface Grinding: 1A1, 3A1, 2A2T, 6A2, 11A2
Cut-off, Grooving, Notching, Slicing, Dicing: 1A1R, 1E1, 14A1R
Facing, O.D. Relief Grinding, Tool & Cutter, Saw Grinding: 1A1, 4A2P, 4A2PTR, 11A2, 11V9, 12A2, 12V9, 15A2
Topping, Saw Grinding: 4A2, 6A2, 6A9, 12A2, 15A2
Knife Grinding: 1A1, 6A2, 1F1, 14A1R, 14F1R
Profile and Form Grinding: 1A1, 1EE1, 1F1R, 1V1, 3A1, 4BT9, 1Y1, 14A1R, 14F1R, 14V1R
Cold Saw Grinding: 14F1R Loroch, 14F1R Schmidt Tempo
Centerless Grinding: 1A1R (up to 27”)
I.D. Grinding: 1A1R (down to 1”), 1A1W, 1A8
Fluting and Gashing: 1A1, 1V1
Please note that we have pointed out the most common applications as there is an endless list of application.