Angle Grinders: Handheld power tools with a rotating abrasive disc or wheel used for cutting, grinding, and polishing metal, stone, concrete, and other materials. They come in various sizes and are versatile for different applications.
Bench Grinders: Fixed or mounted grinding machines typically used for sharpening tools, shaping metal pieces, and other precision grinding tasks. They consist of a motor-driven grinding wheel mounted on a pedestal or bench.
Surface Grinders: Precision grinding machines used to produce smooth, flat surfaces on workpieces. They use a rotating grinding wheel to remove material from the surface of a metal or non-metallic workpiece.
Cylindrical Grinders: Machines used for grinding cylindrical surfaces of workpieces. They can be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automated, depending on the complexity of the grinding operation.
Tool and Cutter Grinders: Specialized grinding machines used for sharpening and reconditioning cutting tools such as milling cutters, drills, and tool bits. They allow precise grinding of complex shapes and angles.
Pedestal Grinders: Similar to bench grinders but mounted on a pedestal stand. They are used for grinding, deburring, and shaping metal parts and components in workshops and industrial settings.
Centerless Grinders: Machines used for precision grinding of cylindrical workpieces without centers, typically used for high-volume production of cylindrical components like shafts and rods.
Die Grinders: Small, handheld rotary tools used for grinding, polishing, and deburring metal, wood, plastic, and other materials. They are versatile and commonly used in fabrication and automotive industries.
Grinding Wheels and Discs: Various types of abrasive wheels and discs used with angle grinders, bench grinders, and other grinding machines for specific tasks such as cutting, grinding, deburring, and surface finishing.
These grinding tools vary in size, power, and application, catering to different needs across industries ranging from manufacturing and metalworking to construction, fabrication, and maintenance. Each type of grinder or grinding tool is designed to achieve specific results based on the material being processed and the desired finish or tolerance required.
