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Resin-Bond CBN Surface Grinding Wheels

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Resin-bond CBN straight surface grinding wheel shown flat with metal body and abrasive rim

INDUSTRIAL SURFACE GRINDING

Resin-Bond CBN Surface Grinding Wheels

Straight resin-bond CBN wheels for surface grinding of hardened and high-hardness ferrous materials. Source-listed diameters cover 100–200 mm with 31.75 or 32 mm bores, making the range relevant to 618-type manual surface grinders and comparable equipment.

  • Straight / parallel wheel construction
  • Source-listed grit range: 100#–270#
  • Dimensions and abrasive specification confirmed before quotation

DIAMETER

100–200 mm

Five source-listed outside diameters.

BORE

31.75 / 32 mm

Confirm the machine interface before order.

GRIT OPTIONS

100#–270#

Select from stock removal and finish target.

Where This Wheel Fits

CBN is selected primarily for hardened ferrous workpieces. This product is positioned for industrial flat-surface grinding where a resin bond and straight wheel geometry match the machine, contact area and finish target.

Typical CBN Workpieces

  • Hardened tool and die steels
  • High-speed steel and bearing steel
  • Other suitable hardened ferrous alloys after review

Choose Another Abrasive When Needed

  • Diamond is normally evaluated for carbide, ceramics and glass
  • Conventional abrasives may be more economical for softer steels
  • Do not choose from wheel appearance alone
Close-up of the resin-bond CBN abrasive rim and precision-machined metal wheel body

Straight-Wheel Geometry for Surface Grinding

The listed construction uses a precision-machined metal body with a resin-bond CBN abrasive rim. Wheel diameter, body thickness, bore and rim width must be checked together; a matching outside diameter alone does not confirm interchangeability.

  • Type: straight / parallel wheel
  • Source-listed rim widths: 5 or 10 mm
  • Source-listed body thicknesses: 10–20 mm by diameter
  • Final drawing and maximum speed require approval

Source-Listed Size Guide

Outside Diameter DThickness TBore HAbrasive Rim X
100 / 125 / 150 mm10 mm31.75 or 32 mm5 or 10 mm
180 / 200 mm10 / 15 / 20 mm31.75 or 32 mm5 or 10 mm

Reference sizes are taken from the supplied listing. Availability and the final combination of D × T × H × X, grit and concentration must be confirmed before quotation.

Specification Guide

Product FamilyResin-bond CBN straight surface grinding wheel
Machine Reference618-type manual surface grinder and comparable machines after interface review
Grit Options Shown100#, 150#, 180#, 200#, 240# and 270#
Concentration100% appears on one source parameter image; confirm for the selected specification
WorkpieceHardened or high-hardness ferrous material; confirm grade and hardness
Maximum Speed / ToleranceNot assumed; confirm on the approved wheel drawing and label before use

Information Required for Quotation

Send the workpiece material and hardness, wheel dimensions D × T × H × X, machine model and spindle speed, coolant condition, stock removal, target surface finish, current wheel specification and required quantity. We will confirm whether CBN and this construction are suitable before quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this wheel suitable for carbide, glass or ceramics?

No assumption should be made from the supplier’s generic image. Diamond is normally evaluated for carbide, technical ceramics and glass, while CBN is primarily selected for hardened ferrous materials.

Are all listed dimensions interchangeable on a 618 grinder?

No. Confirm outside diameter, thickness, bore, abrasive rim, guarding, flange, spindle speed and machine clearance. The final wheel drawing must match the machine.

What operating speed should I use?

Do not copy a generic chart. Use only the approved maximum speed shown on the final wheel specification and label, and stay within the machine manufacturer’s limits.

How should I choose grit?

Choose grit from workpiece hardness, contact area, stock removal, required finish, coolant and machine condition. A trial is recommended when replacing an existing wheel.