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Why Is There A Crack In The Grinding Disc?
Blog Submitted by juniperqq on 11/19/2018 at 12:58 AM Report Blog
The low price grinding disc sometimes cracks when it is used. Why is this? When the cutting piece is not uniform, the stress will accumulate in the weak tissue due to the torque force, thermal stress, tremor and other factors of the cutting process, resulting in cracking. When the grinding disc resin lacks toughness, the low price grinding disc is always in the cutting process. In the negative pressure state, lateral stress is inevitably generated. When the cutting piece cannot resist the lateral force, the grinding disc will be broken. The flatness of the low price grinding disc is uneven. The grinding disc is unevenly organized. The hardness of the cutting piece is too high. The grinding disc resin lacks toughness. When the flatness of the grinding disc is poor, the cutting surface is curved, and the cutting piece is subjected to lateral stress increase as the cutting depth increases. The round trip will cause the low price grinding disc to crack and cause "soft film". If it continues to use, it will break. When the hardness of the cutting piece is high, the radial torque force of the cutting piece will increase, because the thickness of the cutting piece is usually less than 4mm, so the thickness of the cutting piece is usually less than 4mm. It will cause the low price grinding disc to rupture. So, after understanding these reasons, you can avoid these mistakes. If you want to know more about it, you can pay attention to Henan Aurora Abrasive Tool Co., LTD. We are specialized in the development of low price grinding disc, grinding disc ultra-thin sheets, Henan abrasive abrasive equipment, and the production and operation of enterprises. Interested Customers can come to our website for consultation.
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