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The manufacturing process of grinding wheels involves several critical steps, including mixing, forming, and curing. The raw materials, primarily abrasives and bonding agents, are carefully selected to ensure optimal performance. During the mixing phase, abrasives are combined with the bonding agents to form a homogenous mixture. This mixture is then shaped into wheels through processes like pressing or casting, depending on the desired wheel specifications.

Step 5 Scrape Off the Old Paint

1. Resin-Bonded Wheels These are the most common type of metal sanding wheels. They offer a balance of performance and durability, making them suitable for various applications. With a wide range of grit sizes, they can be used for everything from heavy material removal to fine finishing.

Workpiece not properly clamped. Improperly clamped base material can create vibration, which can lead to loss of wheel control, binding, and structural damage to the wheel. Properly clamping the workpiece keeps it firm and steady while you’re cutting. It also allows you to maintain the 90-degree angle and use a slight rocking motion.