— When selecting a grinder machine for a specific application, it is crucial to consider the specifications that align with your requirements. This includes factors such as power, wheel diameter, speed, and construction.

Complete tough grinding applications and get fast material removal with the high-performance 7 in. 4HP Angle Grinder. The 4 HP motor delivers 8,500 rpm and provides overload protection when operating at high speeds.

Find Grinders and Grinding Machines on GlobalSpec by specifications. Grinders and grinding machines use an abrasive that is bonded to a wheel, belt or disc to remove material and improve surface finish.

See detailed specifications and technical data for Grinders. Get more in-depth insight on Grinders and find specific machine specifications on LECTURA Specs.

There are many types of grinders and grinding machines. Angled grinders are suitable for manual tasks such as finishing, deburring, patterning, cutting, and polishing. Belt grinders and sanders consist of a driven contact wheel and a tensioning idler wheel or pulley.

The Bosch GWS13-50VS 5- In. Angle Grinder delivers more power than previous-generation models with the same size tool – 13 amps and up to 11,500 RPM. The lower variable-speed setting – 2,800 RPM – allows the operator to match speed to application.

 — A grinding machine, often known as a grinder, is a machine tool used for grinding. It is a powerhouse of precision and versatility in the manufacturing and metalworking industry. A grinding machine employs an abrasive wheel as its primary cutting tool for finishing metal and non-metal workpieces.

Main features and specifications. CLG-1V. Compact and highly rigid machine with concrete bed. High positioning accuracy with linear guide system for table movement. Grinding wheel size: Φ610mm x width 125mm. CLG-3BN. High productivity machine that can handle a wide range of workpieces from long workpieces to tapered parts.

The GA4030K is a versatile and powerful grinder engineered for demanding applications including cutting brick and masonry, cutting ferrous metal, paint and rust removal, shipyard maintenance, heavy machinery, metal polishing, general grinding, auto repair work, cutting limestone, and more.

 — When selecting a grinding wheel, there are many types of abrasive grains, a whole range of grit sizes, and a number of different bonding agents to consider. Learn the factors to keep in mind when choosing the best wheel for your job.