Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Grinding Wheels",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release GBP 500,000 spent on gear grinding facilities from
Ricardo, which we summarised at the time by saying "Ricardo's new Hofler Promat 400kk gear grinding centre will enable the manufacture of more advanced designs at its UK Midlands Technical Centre".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Grinding wheels promise longer life from
Tyrolit: "Sintered aluminium oxide grains in a vitrified-bond grinding wheel offer significant performance benefits over fused grains".
In July 2006, we covered the news from Castrol UK
concerning its Variocut G600HC and G650HC
- take a look at Neat oils are healthier option
which says: "Castrol Industrial has introduced two new high performance neat oils to its grinding range".
Take a look also at the news release from Holroyd, China turns to UK grinding technology for its jets,
as well as Welding corrosion resistant alloys from Arc Energy Resources,
and Measurement system brings a sense of balance from Universal Balancing.
See also:
Coupling selection is crucial to reliability
(December 2004)
For many power transmission systems, the selection of the most appropriate coupling can indeed be made on the basis of torque, speed and duty cycle requirements
The grind for perfection
(January 2004)
SBS grinding wheel balancing and acoustic emission monitoring systems from Schmitt Europe are key factors in the success of Rochester-based IMTS
Maximum oil mist collection with easy access
(August 2003)
Filtermist has developed a novel unit that allows optimal positioning of an oil mist collecting hood while maintaining easy access to the tool and workpiece
Vegetable oils provide green performance
(December 2002)
Vegetable oils are not only more environmentally friendly than conventional mineral oils but can bring substantial benefits in terms of technical and cost performance
Grinder sharpens Sussex saw doctor's edge
(September 2002)
South Coast saw doctor Ron Bond has always tried to be different to other tool regrinders by offering services and tackling jobs that no other could
Superabrasive systems show a turn of speed
(June 2002)
The Edgetek range of superabrasive machining and turning systems offers a unique opportunity to improve competitiveness by delivering massive reductions in product cycle times
Rotors nearly 650mm diameter and 4m long!
(August 2001)
The winning of a major contract to manufacture what will be three of the biggest sets of screw compressor rotors ever made by Rochdale-based Holroyd is testing even this company's experience
Fast and flexible instant workholding by magnet
(July 2001)
WDS has introduced Mighty Mag to the UK, an innovative new device based on a small but powerful industrial magnet that has proved a big hit with engineers in the United States
24-hour running using wire cut EDM machines
(February 2001)
Based at Larkhall, south of Glasgow, Gilmour Tools includes two Fanuc Robocut Alpha wire cut EDM machines in its plant to complement its state of the art CNC profile grinding machines
How CAD made design less of a grind at Carborundum
(February 2001)
Replacing manual drawing boards, British CAD software developers CADlogic installed their parametric CAD system paraCAD+ at Carborundum Abrasives GB in March 1997
Software saves on cutting tool design
(September 2000)
The launch by Walter GB of 'Cyber Grinding' tool grinding software promises savings in cutting tool design and production by allowing non-standard new tools to be designed and 'manufactured' off-line
Free software with Helitronic MiniPower system
(September 2000)
Walter GB's Helitronic MiniPower Production tool and cutter grinder is currently being offered with a host of additional special software packages and added-value options at no extra cost
Machining centres developed for inconel grinding
(July 2000)
Rolls-Royce has developed a new technique called Viper grinding for producing Inconel aircraft engine parts on a machining centre instead of on a creep-feed grinder
Universal grinder a major step for Toyoda
(July 2000)
Toyoda has announced the GU4x100, the first universal grinder ever built by the Japanese manufacturer
New rotary tables from Kitagawa at Mach 2000
(March 2000)
Products to be displayed for the first time at MACH 2000 will include the latest additions to Kitagawa's rotary table and chucking package ranges