NEWS & INSIGHTS
Browse the six records listed on the first page of each manufacturer category, retaining their original publication dates.
18 records
A technical discussion of machining hardened ball-screw surfaces and the role of custom PCBN insert geometry. It considers process consistency and where turning can complement a grinding route, rather than claiming one method replaces every grinding process.
A purchasing guide covering wheel mounting, dimensions, weight, dressing geometry, acceptance criteria, enclosure, cooling and automation. Its selection checklist helps assemble a meaningful request before a machine configuration is proposed.
The guide compares abrasive and bond choices with workpiece material, machine layout, dressing requirements and cost per part. It also explains which dimensions and process details a buyer should supply for a replacement-disc enquiry.
The source discusses multi-fibre connector end-face geometry and staged polishing using alumina- and ceria-based consumables. The application-specific recipe and measurement conditions should be reviewed in the original technical article.
A comparison of resin-bonded and electroplated diamond belts, separating heavy stock removal from finishing and polishing. The source describes operating boundaries and why belt selection depends on the roll surface and process stage.
A technical overview of ball, planetary-roller and trapezoidal screw manufacturing. It connects heat treatment, thread geometry and surface requirements to the choice of abrasive tooling; market examples are not treated as company delivery claims.
The grinding and polishing team attended CIOE in Shenzhen on 9–11 September 2026. The manufacturer describes discussions around optics, wafer processing, diamond compounds and polishing pads, together with process selection for hard and brittle materials.
The published case concerns CR2 steel valve plates on a LAPMASTER DSG720 with oil coolant and 0.12–0.15 mm stock removal. It reports 0.002 mm flatness and less than 0.004 mm parallelism; those results belong to this stated setup, not every workpiece.
The manufacturer describes a customer requirement for two different diamond wheels on one spindle in a robotic grinding station. The discussion focuses on mounting, wheel speed, duty conditions and the division of responsibility between the grinder and robot.
The source reviews an economical PCD/PCBN/CVD tool grinder, including pneumatic feed, wheel oscillation and CCD-based measurement. It is a product/application overview in the source’s case category, rather than an independently documented named-customer project.
The source describes a supplier relationship spanning semiconductor thinning wheels and roll-grinding equipment. It explains the two product streams and the commercial collaboration; it is not a double-disc machine acceptance test.
A Singapore maintenance application comparing tool-post and standalone belt-grinder configurations for chrome-coated rollers. The published account describes the selection factors and installation context, with outcomes specific to that maintenance workflow.
The manufacturer discusses double-sided processing of hard and brittle ceramics, including seals and alumina plates. It describes bond selection, geometric quality and batch processing; any reported results require the original workpiece and process context.
An archived announcement for the St Petersburg exhibition on 11–14 November 2025. It introduced metalworking tooling and grinding products and identified booth 5B20. This is historical event information, not an invitation to an upcoming show.
The published preview described More Superhard’s planned participation in Stuttgart on 14–17 May 2024, with vitrified/resin diamond and CBN wheels alongside other grinding tools. The article is retained as an archived company update.
A manufacturer report from the DMP exhibition covering grinding equipment, automation and abrasive tooling. It provides company-event context and discussion of the machinery shown, without establishing ownership of other exhibitors’ equipment.
The report describes participation in the Zhengzhou abrasives exhibition, including vitrified diamond products for optical, peripheral and other precision-grinding uses. Its product examples are tied to that event rather than a blanket specification for all wheels.
The original announcement identified the Shenzhen show on 6–8 September 2023 and booth 3E07. It outlined cutting, grinding and polishing tooling for optical and semiconductor-related work.
