Product Announcements: Abrasives and Abrasive Products

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Airbrasive Jet Machine is a precision, micro sand blasting material remover for refinishing, restoring, abrading, deburring, drilling. (read more)

This premium fibre disc features 3M's patented new ceramic mineral. Designed for carbon steel metalworking applications such as weld grinding, beveling, flame-cut edge clean-up, and deburring. (read more)

This high speed diamond blade maximizes your cutting performance and product life while bring you a revolutionary sound dampening technology with a patent pending steel-center design that absorbs noise and vibration. (read more)

This toolroom wheel provides high porosity for your heavy stock removal, heat-sensitive applications. (read more)

The best choice for grinding all high speed tool steels. Medalist has the versatility to grind easy to difficult-to-grind steels. (read more)

These abrasive wheels grind efficiently on a variety of ferrous metals: from carbon steel to stainless steels and some exotic metals and can be used for both cutting and light grinding. (read more)

Particle Size Distribution (PSD) is one of the most critical characteristics of our superabrasive products. The PSD affects the material removal rate, surface finish and packing density. (read more)

Diamond Flex-Hones are designed for deburring, edge blending and surface finishing in hard materials like carbide, ceramic and aerospace steel alloys. We have engineered these tools using resin bond diamond crystals that have high friability. The result is a tool that is free cutting with a rapid cut-rate that produces an optimal finish. (read more)

Redin has grinding wheels in inventory. (read more)

Advanced Abrasives Corp,- Polycrystalline diamond is made up of nano-crystallites that give it a unique break down mechanism which allows new cutting edges to be exposed creating self-sharpening characteristics. (read more)