During the molding process, resin wheels will form evenly distributed tiny pores. These pores not only provide space for grinding chips, but also become channels for heat dissipation.
In actual grinding operations, the self-sharpening property of the ceramic resin wheel means that it does not need to be dressed too frequently.
The material structure of the stone resin wheel is relatively fine, and it can form a more uniform grinding track during grinding, which is also an important reason for reducing stone loss.
In modern manufacturing, fine processing and surface treatment of hard materials have become an important part of improving product quality and enhancing material performance.
During the machining process, high-precision measuring instruments are used to monitor the workpiece dimensions and the wear of the resin wheel in real time.
In the field of fine processing and surface treatment of hard materials such as stone, ceramics, and glass, it is crucial to choose a grinding tool with superior performance, convenient operation and strong adaptability.