A vertical double disc grinding machine is a highly versatile grinding machine that features two vertical grinding wheel shafts facing each other. This unique configuration allows for a wide range of machining patterns, accommodating diverse grinding requirements. From heavy grinding operations to high-precision grinding, and from mass production to multi-product, small-scale production, this machine provides manufacturers with a reliable and flexible solution for their grinding needs.
The design of the vertical double disc grinding machine enables simultaneous grinding on both sides of a workpiece, ensuring precise and uniform material removal. The opposing vertical grinding wheel shafts provide enhanced stability and control during the grinding process, resulting in exceptional surface quality, dimensional accuracy, and minimized workpiece damage.
Advantages of Moresuperhard Double Disc Fine Grinding Machine:
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1. High rigidity and High precision base
2. Easy to adapt the customer requirements
3. Non-contact measurement system, more precise and durable
4. Automatic step less pressure control
5. Semi-automatic loading and uploading
6. Touch screen interface, easy to control
7. Fault alarm function
Applications of Double Disc Fine Grinding Machine:
With its versatility, this machine can handle a variety of materials, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals, alloys, ceramics, and composites. Whether machining hardened steels, stainless steels, tool steels, or exotic alloys, the vertical double-disc grinding machine offers the necessary power, precision, and rigidity to achieve optimal grinding results.
Precision Bearing Processing Industry
CNC Inserts Processing Industry
Precision ceramic processing Industry
Hydraulic Machinery Parts processing Industry
Magnetic Material Processing Industry
Automotive Parts Processing Industry
Air Conditioning and Refrigerator Compressor Parts Processing Industry
Working Method of Double Disc Fine Grinding Machine:
Precise machining of stamped and flat parts using a through-feed, plunge-cut or oscillation process.
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