Corrugated Slitter Grinding Wheels

Resin-bond diamond grinding wheels designed for in-line sharpening of tungsten carbide corrugated slitter knives. Available in different diameters and mounting configurations, with bearing and non-bearing designs to match various corrugated board slitting systems and maintain a sharp cutting edge during continuous production.

Grinding Wheels for Corrugated Slitter Knives

Persistools diamond grinding wheels are designed specifically for sharpening tungsten carbide slitter knives used in corrugated board production lines.

Modern corrugated slitting systems often use an in-line sharpening system, allowing the circular slitter knife to be periodically or continuously sharpened while remaining installed on the machine.

This helps maintain a sharp cutting edge during long production runs and reduces the need to stop the line frequently for manual blade replacement or regrinding.

Designed for Tungsten Carbide Slitter Knives

Corrugated slitter knives are commonly manufactured from tungsten carbide because of its high wear resistance and ability to maintain a sharp cutting edge during continuous paperboard slitting.

Because tungsten carbide is extremely hard, conventional abrasive wheels are not suitable for efficient precision sharpening.

Persistools grinding wheels therefore use diamond abrasive with a resin-bond structure, providing the cutting ability required to sharpen carbide while maintaining a controlled and relatively forgiving grinding action.

The combination of diamond abrasive and resin bond helps achieve a balance between:

  • Grinding efficiency
  • Cutting-edge sharpness
  • Surface finish
  • Wheel wear
  • Controlled grinding pressure
  • Reduced risk of excessive damage to the carbide edge

In-Line Sharpening for Continuous Production

In corrugated board production, slitter knives operate continuously at high line speeds.

As the cutting edge gradually becomes dull, cutting resistance increases and the quality of the slit edge may deteriorate.

An automatic sharpening system periodically brings the grinding wheel into contact with the slitter knife to restore the cutting edge without removing the blade from the machine.

A suitable grinding wheel helps maintain:

  • Consistent knife sharpness
  • Clean corrugated board edges
  • Stable slitting quality
  • Reduced blade-changing frequency
  • Longer continuous production cycles
  • More predictable knife service life

Bearing and Non-Bearing Designs

Different corrugated slitting machines use different grinding-wheel mounting systems.

Persistools can supply:

Grinding Wheels with Bearing

The bearing is integrated into the grinding wheel assembly, allowing direct installation onto compatible sharpening units.

Grinding Wheels without Bearing

The wheel is supplied with a standard bore or mounting structure for use with machine-specific shafts, holders, or bearing assemblies.

Wheel diameter, thickness, bore, bearing specification, and abrasive structure can be adjusted according to the machine design.

Compatible with Different Corrugated Slitting Systems

Although the operating principle is similar across most corrugated slitting machines, grinding-wheel dimensions and mounting arrangements vary between equipment manufacturers and machine models.

Persistools can supply replacement grinding wheels according to:

  • Original wheel dimensions
  • Machine model
  • Customer drawing
  • Existing wheel sample
  • Outer diameter
  • Wheel thickness
  • Bore size
  • Bearing dimensions
  • Required abrasive specification
  • Slitter knife material

Standard and customized grinding wheels can therefore be supplied for different corrugated board slitting systems.

Technical ParameterSpecification Details
Abrasive MaterialDiamond / CBN (Cubic Boron Nitride)
Bond TypeHigh-Performance Resin Bond
Standard SizesOD 100mm / 125mm / 150mm (Customizable)
Grit Size#200 – #600 (Depending on finish requirement)
Body MaterialAluminum / Steel Core (for vibration dampening)
CompatibilityBHS, Fosber, Marquip, Agnati, Mitsubishi
Max SpeedUp to 4500 RPM

Product Type: Corrugated Slitter Knife Grinding Wheel
Abrasive: Diamond
Bond Type: Resin Bond
Mounting Options: With Bearing / Without Bearing
Diameter: According to Machine Model
Thickness: According to Machine Model
Bore / Bearing Size: Standard or Custom
Application: In-Line Sharpening of Tungsten Carbide Corrugated Slitter Knives
Customization: Diameter, thickness, bore, bearing, diamond grit, concentration, and bond specification available on request.

 

What are corrugated slitter grinding wheels used for?
These grinding wheels are used to sharpen tungsten carbide circular slitter knives on corrugated board production lines. They are commonly integrated into automatic or in-line sharpening systems that restore the knife edge during continuous production.
Tungsten carbide is extremely hard and requires a harder abrasive for efficient sharpening. Diamond abrasive provides the cutting ability needed to grind carbide accurately while maintaining a sharp and controlled cutting edge.
A resin bond provides a relatively controlled and elastic grinding action compared with more rigid bond systems. When correctly selected, it offers a practical balance of grinding efficiency, surface finish, wheel wear, and edge quality for carbide slitter knife sharpening.
Yes. Grinding wheels can be supplied according to the original wheel dimensions, machine model, drawing, or sample. Both bearing and non-bearing designs are available, and wheel diameter, thickness, bore, bearing size, diamond grit, and bond specification can be customized.
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