Glass grinding wheels can produce suitable glass edge grinding wheel products of different specifications and formulas according to customer requirements. Suitable for special-shaped machinery, including arc wheels, T-shaped straight edge chamfering wheels, straight parallel wheels, professional glass grinding, with sharp grinding, long grinding life, good grinding effect, high grinding efficiency, and Stability and other advantages. The main function of the glass edge grinding wheel: used for grinding and polishing the corners of glass.

There is no unified code name and mark for domestic glass edge polishing tools, and no specific product standard has been formulated. Therefore, the selection and use of glass edge polishing tools are generally based on the codes and markings originally imported from abroad. At the same time, domestic manufacturers of glass edge polishing abrasives also specify their own product codes and names according to the characteristics of the binders they use.

According to the commonly used classification in China: 10s series polishing abrasives; 9R series polishing abrasives; BD series polishing abrasives; BK series polishing abrasives; glass carving machine polishing abrasives; cerium oxide polishing abrasives; wool felt polishing abrasives Tool.

So what kind of grinding wheel is good for grinding glass? After comparing various types of grinding wheels, it is generally believed that silicon carbide abrasive grinding wheels are better for ground glass.

Translucent glass that has been ground with emery or treated with chemical methods and has a rough surface. It is also commonly known as frosted glass.

The grinding wheel is a bonded abrasive that consolidates ordinary abrasives into a certain shape (mostly circular with a through hole in the middle) and has a certain strength. It is generally composed of abrasives, binders and pores. These three parts Often called the three elements of bonded abrasives. According to different classifications of binders, the common ones are ceramic (bond) grinding wheels, resin (bond) grinding wheels, and rubber (bond) grinding wheels. Grinding wheels are the most commonly used in abrasive tools. , a type with a wider range of uses. When used, it rotates at high speed and can be used for rough grinding, semi-fine grinding and fine grinding, as well as grooving and cutting of the outer circle, inner circle, flat surface and various profiles of metal or non-metal workpieces. wait.