Electroplated bond

Nickel is the most commonly used metal because it has good plating qualities and provides excellent bonding strength. This bonding process makes it relatively easy to produce wheels of any form or contour, depending on the shape and size of the steel core. This wheel shows such characteristics as the highest stock removal capability, maximum abrasive particle exposure, and easily produces complex forms while consisting of a single layer of super abrasive particles bonded to the wheel surface.

Electroplated bonds are especially useful for grinding deep forms such as gear teeth, splines, and grooves, as well as eyeglasses and silicon wafer.

Electroplated bond diamond grinding wheels are a type of grinding wheel that is made by electroplating synthetic diamond particles onto a metal substrate. The diamond particles are held in place by a layer of nickel plating that is applied to the metal substrate, which forms a strong bond between the diamond particles and the metal.

These types of grinding wheels are known for their ability to grind hard materials, such as carbide and ceramics, with precision and efficiency. They are commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and tool manufacturing.

One of the main advantages of electroplated bond diamond grinding wheels is that they offer a high level of precision and accuracy, making them ideal for use in applications where tight tolerances are required. Additionally, they have a long service life and can be used for a wide range of grinding applications.

Electroplated bond CBN grinding wheels are a type of grinding wheel that utilizes Cubic Boron Nitride (CBN) abrasive grains held together by an electroplated metal bond. CBN is a super hard material that is second only to diamond in terms of hardness and is an ideal abrasive for grinding hard materials such as hardened steel, cast iron, and super alloys.

The electroplating process involves the deposition of a layer of metal, typically nickel or a nickel-cobalt alloy, onto the surface of the CBN abrasive grains. The metal layer forms a bond with the abrasive grains, holding them in place and providing a strong cutting edge. The electroplating process also allows for precise control of the abrasive grain spacing, resulting in a uniform and consistent grinding surface.

One of the main advantages of electroplated bond CBN grinding wheels is their ability to maintain their shape and dimension over time, resulting in consistent and accurate grinding performance. They are also highly durable and long-lasting, making them a cost-effective choice for high-volume grinding applications. Additionally, the electroplated bond allows for a high concentration of CBN abrasive grains, resulting in a high material removal rate and improved grinding efficiency.

Electroplated bond CBN grinding wheels are commonly used in applications such as tool and die manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive industries, where precision and high-quality surface finishes are required.