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Grinding wheel dressing refers to the operation process of dressing the grinding wheel into shape or removing the blunt surface with dressing tools, so as to restore the grinding performance and correct geometry of the working surface.

Whether the workpiece is made of soft or hard materials, from aluminum to zinc, from soft plastics to hard ceramics: whatever the characteristics of the workpiece, More Super Hard offers the optimal grinding solution to achieve high-precision plane parallelism.

Through the knowledge and experience of our senior engineers, our customer achieved a significant reduction in weight without compromising machining effectiveness. By implementing this design improvement, the customer experienced enhanced accuracy, improved operational efficiency, and increased overall productivity. Trust in our engineering solutions to optimize your grinding processes and unlock new levels of efficiency and precision.

Recently, we had a customer from the glass industry who had a grinding problem and shared it with Moresuperhard. He said that the workers in his factory cuts glass with Metal Cutting Wheels. But when cutting the glass, the glass was often unevenly ground or even cracked. In order to find out more about the cause of the customer's grinding problem, we conducted a quality inspection of the customer's cutting wheels as soon as we received the samples.

Titanium alloy has the characteristics of light weight, high strength, corrosion resistance, heat resistance, high toughness, low thermal conductivity, and is widely used in aerospace, automotive, shipbuilding, medical chemical and other parts processing. However, the poor thermal conductivity of titanium alloy causes high temperature in the grinding zone, which causes bonding, diffusion and strong chemical reaction between titanium alloy and abrasive, resulting in grinding wheel blockage and burn.