Grinding

Plouse uses a variety of grinders to produce high-precision products. The process of grinding removes material from the workpiece by a powered abrasive wheel, stone, belt, paste, sheet, compound, slurry or other agent. By grinding a metal part, we are able to remove burrs, deep cuts or saw marks. It also prepares the part for polishing. The most common forms of grinding are surface grinding (produces flat and/or squared surfaces) and cylindrical grinding (used to grind internal and external parts).

Form Grinding

• 1 ea Jones & Shipman 540X 6”x 18" w/diaform dresser
• 1 ea Jones & Shipman 540-AP 6”x 18" w/diaform dresser

Surface Grinding

• 5 ea Okamoto 614 6”x 12" w/DRO
• 1 ea Okamoto OMA 305 6”x 14”w/sine chuck
• 1 ea Blanchard #11 20” dia. table
• 2 ea Okamoto 12”x 24" Hydraulic
• 1 ea Okamoto 8”x 20" Hydraulic

Centerless Grinding

• 1 ea Dedtru Model C .090” to 4” dia. x 6” lg.

 Cylindrical Grinding

• 1 ea Landis 10”dia. x 24" Universal Cylindrical Grinder

 

Okamoto 614 6”x 12" w/DRO

Blanchard #11 20” dia. table

Dedtru Model C .090” to 4” dia. x 6”

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