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Grinding wheel cutters and grinding wheel pads

2019-01-17 View Original

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How are grinding wheels and polishing discs distinguished in terms of their uses? Are cutting discs or polishing discs primarily used when welding pipes?
Reply #2 2019-01-17
The grinding disc is thick while the cutting disc is thin. During pipeline welding, the cutting disc is generally used to cut the welds: lol
Reply #3 2019-01-17
Before assembly, the welds still need to be derusted and polished smooth, right?
Reply #4 2019-01-17
Check the content of the link by yourself. Can’t tell the difference between grinding wheels, cutting discs, and polishing discs? _Abrasives https://www.sohu.com/a/252191956_100123106
Reply #5 2019-01-17
I’ve checked the connection; it doesn’t solve the problem. I mainly want to see whether discs or slices are used for heavy grinding.
Reply #6 2019-01-17
Grinding heavily? Is it to cut off a piece?
Reply #7 2019-01-17
For grinding weld seams, cutters are used, right? Grinding wheels are hardly used, aren’t they?
Reply #8 2019-01-18
So I said during the welding process: victory:
Reply #9 2019-01-18
Unless the entire weld joint needs to be cut open and reassembled, grinding wheels are not necessary
Reply #10 2019-01-26
For pipe beveling, grinding discs are used; their thickness is generally 3 or 6 mm. For pipe cutting, cutting discs are employed, with a typical thickness of 1 mm. Using cutting discs for grinding is very dangerous, as the force applied during grinding acts in a planar direction, resulting in insufficient strength and making the discs prone to breaking and causing injury

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