Diamond Texture Grinding Wheels: High-Speed Grinding with Anti-Chip Design
Diamond Texture Grinding Wheels feature an innovative cross-hatch pattern that accelerates material removal while minimizing chipping on delicate materials like lapidary stones and glass. Designed for efficiency and precision, these wheels are ideal for both heavy-duty and light grinding tasks.
Key Features
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Cross-Hatch Texture:
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Fast Grinding: Interrupted surface design enhances stock removal rates and keeps the cutting action clean.
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Anti-Chip Technology: Reduces edge chipping on brittle materials like glass and gemstones.
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Hub Options:
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Metal Hubs: Heavier for increased grinding force, ideal for powerful machines like the Titan (steel ring and core).
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Plastic Hubs: Lighter weight for use with lower-powered grinders, reducing vibration.
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Versatile Arbor System:
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1" arbor with reducing bushings (1/2", 5/8", 3/4") for compatibility with most grinders.
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Durable Diamond Grit:
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Available in multiple grits (coarse to fine) for rough grinding, shaping, or finishing.
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Applications
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Lapidary Work: Grind and shape gemstones, quartz, or agate without chipping.
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Glassworking: Smooth edges on stained glass or fused glass projects.
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Industrial Use: Efficiently remove material from ceramics, composites, or hardened metals.
Technical Specifications
Attribute |
Details |
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Hub Types |
Metal (heavy-duty) or Plastic (lightweight) |
Arbor Size |
1" (adaptable to 1/2", 5/8", 3/4" shafts via bushings) |
Texture |
Cross-hatch/interrupted surface for aggressive cutting |
Grit Range |
Customizable coarse to fine grits |
Compatibility |
Titan machines (steel core/ring), standard grinders, and low-power units |
Why Choose Diamond Texture Wheels?
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Speed & Precision: Cross-hatch texture cuts faster than smooth wheels while maintaining control.
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Reduced Chipping: Ideal for fragile materials like glass or soft gemstones.
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Flexibility: Choose metal hubs for power or plastic hubs for lighter machines.
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Longevity: Diamond grit resists wear, outperforming traditional abrasive wheels.
Pro Tips
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Machine Pairing: Use metal hubs on high-power grinders (e.g., Titan) for heavy material removal.
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Speed Control: Adjust RPM based on material hardness—lower speeds for glass, higher for metals.
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Maintenance: Clean debris with a soft brush and store in a dry environment.