Jakob Lach (Lach Diamant) says that its newly developed diamond and CBN grinding wheels are manufactured with two abrasive layers that enable complete cylindrical grinding (roughing and finishing) in a single set-up.
Suitable for cylindrical grinding machines such as those manufactured by Junker, Schaudt, Mikrosa, Reinecker and Studer, with grinding speeds from 60 to 180 m/s, Lach says that the wheels can reduce processing time by 50%, without detriment to accuracy or surface quality. Furthermore, the metallic or ceramic bonds assure a safe and constant grinding process paired with long service life, it is claimed.
Depending on the grinding conditions and specified requirements, the wheels are manufactured with different bodies. As a rule, the grinding wheels in standard execution have a steel body, or steel body with vibration damping grooves, or a fibre composite body as a special design.