IMTS Conference - Innovative Grinding Applications with Modern Superabrasives
Originally Aired - Tuesday, December 1 • 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Central
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Superabrasives consist of grinding, finishing and dressing tools made from superhard and wear-resistant abrasive grains such as diamond and cubic boron nitride (cBN) in metallic, resin, vitrified or electroplated bonds. Superabrasive grinding products are used to remove material and generate surfaces on several difficult-to-cut work materials. Modern superabrasives have undergone a significant evolution owing to innovations in grain and bond technology utilized for manufacturing of these specialized abrasive products. This has justifiably expanded their area of application to include not just heavy material removal applications, but also in generation of complex surfaces with very high level of surface quality and integrity requirements. This data-driven presentation will focus on educating the audience with specific type of innovations in superabrasives that has enabled their successful implementation in each of the following areas of application The presentation will thus cover and impress upon the attendee all the latest innovation and test results from application of both diamond and cBN abrasives in vitrified, resin, metallic and electroplated bonds for rough cutting, grinding, finishing and supefinishing of a variety of difficult-to-cut work materials.
Conference: IMTS Conference
Type: Manufacturing Technology