How many types of popular grinding wheels do you know, today Mrbrianzhao is gonna tell you all. Many years ago, people used aluminum oxide and silicon carbide grinding wheels, these types of conventional grinding wheels with cheap prices but the service life is limited. So super hard grinding wheels were invented, the main materials are diamond and CBN. Conventional bonded abrasives and super...
Today, Mrbrianzhao is gonna recommend you popular diamond tools for all kinds of fields’ workpiece production. These diamond tools not only can be used for building glass, furniture glass, optical glass, ceramic, stone internal, and external grinding but also can be used for milling,dressing and honing usage. Diamond Drill bit and countersink for glass Diamond countersinks and drill bits are...
Today Mrbrianzhao is gonna recommend other types of popular abrasive tools, these kinds of abrasive stones are different from grinding wheels, they are rectangular in shape. According to different usage, we can use different materials and form them into different types, the abrasive stone usually called sharpening stones or oil stones and will be used for knife sharpening. And sometimes they are...
Today Mrbrianzhao is gonna recommend you several types of mounted points, which are the most popular abrasive tools for internal grinding and deburring. Different Vitrified Mounted Points for internal grinding and deburring Whatsapp Mrbrianzhao What are mounted points used for? Mounted Points' application: for polishing and deburring Mounting points can be used in many different applications...
Today Mrbrianzhao is gonna recommend another type of abrasive tool for lapidary production which is lapidary polishing wheel which also referred to as soft flexible diamond grinding wheels which are suitable for polishing lapidary stones, such as Gems, agates, jade, crystals, rubies, sapphires, etc. Two types of lapidary polishing wheels 1. SOFT FLEXIBLE DIAMOND lapidary POLISHING WHEEL...
The History of Lapidary & Lapidary Tools Gem cutting most certainly got its start as an offshoot of mundane everyday activities. A stone may have fallen into a fire where the heat caused it to break or flake. Perhaps a sharp edge resulted. Certainly, flint and other hard stone possess sharp edges, but a blade-like cutting edge on a newly flaked piece of rock suggested some very interesting...
