Cut-Off Wheels

 The procedures of grinding, cutting, sanding, polishing, sharpening, and cleaning all depend on the cut-off wheel you choose for deburring. We'll look at two possibilities in this post that focus on cutting through hard material. Diamond cut-off wheels and bonded cut-off wheels are two types of cut-off wheels. Let's take a closer look at each one. What is Bonded Cut-Off Wheels? These wheels appear to be the industry standard for cut-off wheels, and they're the most commonly available cutting wheels. The bonded cut-off wheel has a similar fundamental composition to the bonded grinder wheel . Thousands of sharp, abrasive grains are held together by a resinoid bonding substance, allowing the wheel to cut effectively. New, sharp grains emerge when the bonding and grains wear away, preserving the wheel's cutting effectiveness. There are two types of bonded abrasive cut-off wheels: a flat type 1 wheel and a type 27 wheel with a raised center hub. What is Diamond Cut-Off Whe