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EMI Introduces Carborundum Premier Red Abrasives
EMI Supply Inc. announces the addition of Carborundum Premier Red Abrasives to its product offering. Carborundum Premier Red abrasives set the standard for quality and performance for any sanding application.
Right-Angle Grinding in Welding Operations
There now are more and more products that can be used with the right-angle grinder, and the tool is becoming more and more useful because of the wider range of products available. This article provides information on the products available, what to use for what application, and how to use these products.
How To Choose and Use Non-woven Abrasives
Abrasive products used for finishing of metal and non-metallic workpieces in the production plant are generally categorized into two main groups: bonded abrasives (usually grinding wheels) and coated abrasives (belts, discs, sheets, etc.).
Grinding wheels, rocks, stones - what's the difference?
Grinding wheels used in portable applications are strong, tough tools, but many in the industry have called them, rocks, or, stones, implying that they are unbreakable.
Abrasive Safety - PLAY IT SAFE AT THE WHEEL
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE FLAP DISCS ON HIGH-SPEED PISTOL GRIP AIR SANDERS!
Abrasives Lesson 15: Storage and Handling of Coated Abrasive Products
Storage conditions are among the most important factors affecting the performance of coated abrasives. Unfortunately, it is generally ignored. Coated abrasives will usually perform at maximum efficiency only when they are properly handled and stored.
Abrasives Lesson 13: Woodworking Considerations
Possible causes of irregular surface finish and calculations to identify the issue.
Abrasives Lesson 12: Basic Types and Applications for Woodworking
Success in the furniture industry depends largely upon style, quality, and finish. They depend heavily on coated abrasives in many forms to achieve the desired finished result.
Abrasives Lesson 14: Non Metallic Grinding and Finishing
Non-metallic is the grinding, beveling, dimensioning, and finishing of glass, rubber, stone, brick, ceramics, and plastics. The primary products used on the above are silicon carbide belts in waterproof and non-waterproof X weight cotton and polyester materials.
Abrasives Lesson 11: Sheets, Discs, and Rolls
A surprisingly large volume of coated abrasives is sold in the form of sheets, rolls, and discs for use in hand or mechanical applications. Many of these are used in general maintenance, paint preparation, or for cleaning and polishing metal parts.