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the help of surface grinding the most diverse range of components,
which already have a very precise contour from their manufacture, can
be machined to the required dimensions and tolerances, including their
height. This applies principally both to all stamped and precision-cut
parts and also to sintered and injection-moulding parts. Often surface grinding “only” serves to achieve a sufficiently precise surface so that further processes can be performed on the component at all or to enable fully-automated assembly. Unfortunately surface grinding always results in more or less very pronounced burr formation. This burr often has to be removed in a subsequent deburring process. With regards to the materials to be processed there are generally no limitations. As well as the classic materials steel and non-ferrous metals, increasingly more plastic, rubber, glass and ceramics are ground. |
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