Grinding Wheel

OEM-Matched Specifications: Precision-engineered to fit seamlessly onto Fosber, Marquip, BHS, and Mitsubishi slitter-scorer units.
Self-Sharpening Resin Bond: The specialized resin matrix ensures consistent exposure of fresh abrasive grains, providing a stable sharpening effect throughout its lifespan.
Edge-Preservation Technology: Optimized to sharpen without over-heating, preventing micro-cracks and maintaining the original hardness of your Persistools carbide blades.
Minimal Dust & Vibration: Balanced to high-precision standards to ensure smooth contact with the blade, reducing operational noise and airborne debris.

Professional Diamond Grinding Wheels for Corrugated Production Lines

Our resin-bond diamond grinding wheels are specifically engineered for the continuous sharpening of corrugated slitter blades. Designed for synchronized operation, these wheels ensure a burr-free, razor-sharp edge on your blades while maintaining the highest production speeds.

Self-Sharpening: High-quality resin bond provides excellent self-sharpening properties.
Heat Dissipation: Specialized formula prevents blade overheating during high-speed grinding.
Edge Quality: Achieves a mirror-like finish, extending the service life of your tungsten carbide slitter knives.

Technical Parameter	Specification Details
Abrasive Material	Diamond / CBN (Cubic Boron Nitride)
Bond Type	High-Performance Resin Bond
Standard Sizes	OD 100mm / 125mm / 150mm (Customizable)
Grit Size	#200 – #600 (Depending on finish requirement)
Body Material	Aluminum / Steel Core (for vibration dampening)
Compatibility	BHS, Fosber, Marquip, Agnati, Mitsubishi
Max Speed	Up to 4500 RPM

How do I choose the right grit size (#) for my blades?

Generally, #400 or #600 grit is used for finishing to ensure a smooth blade edge. Lower grit (#200) is used if faster material removal is required, though it may result in a rougher edge.

Does the resin bond require wet or dry grinding?

Our diamond grinding wheels are versatile but primarily designed for dry grinding environments common in corrugated production lines. They feature excellent heat resistance to avoid blade tempering.

How often should the grinding wheel be replaced?

This depends on the grinding frequency and pressure settings. On average, our high-density resin wheels offer a 20-30% longer service life than standard market alternatives.

Can these wheels be used for both Carbide and Steel blades?

Yes. While Diamond wheels are best for Tungsten Carbide, we also offer CBN wheels for High-Speed Steel (HSS) blades to ensure the best sharpening efficiency without excessive wear.