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Fine grinding position
Resin wheels are usually reviewed after diamond grinding positions. Their role is to reduce rough grinding marks and prepare the edge for polishing, but the exact result depends on the whole wheel sequence.
- Use after diamond wheel positions when the machine layout requires fine grinding.
- Review the previous diamond wheel grit and edge marks before choosing resin grit.
- Connect resin wheel selection to the following polishing wheel, not only to the current defect.
- Do not treat resin wheels as a standalone cure for every chip or polishing problem.
Standard and shape-beveling options
The first English resin landing page should cover both standard straight-line/double-edger resin wheels and the specialized three-band wheel used on shape-beveling machines.
- B1-4 standard green resin cup wheel covers straight-line and double-edger fine grinding needs.
- B3-1 aluminum-body three-band resin wheel covers specialized shape-beveling applications.
- C1-1 10S40 polishing wheel is linked as the next finishing step after resin fine grinding.
Material wording caution
Some buyer keywords use phrases such as resin bond diamond grinding wheel. Current catalog facts confirm resin wheels, but exact material wording and performance comparisons still need technical verification.
- Do not claim green resin is better than black resin without test evidence.
- Do not publish universal RPM, feed speed, pressure or lifetime claims yet.
- Confirm the actual meaning of green resin, green sand and three-band numbering before detailed technical claims.