Cutting Discs for Cast Parts

The Most Robust Grinding Machine and The Most Efficient Grinding Wheels for Foundries

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    Diamond Cutting Discs for Cast Parts

    • Available in a range of outer diameters: 4.5 inches, 5 inches, 7 inches, 12 inches, and 14 inches.
    • Multiple inner bore sizes, including 5/8 inch, 7/8 inch, 1 inch, with customization options.
    • Diamond grit sizes: D601, 30#, D561, 40# for super sharp cutting.
    • Ideal for cutting castings of various sizes in the foundry industry.
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Diamond Cutting Wheels Market Applications

Experience the unmatched precision and efficiency of CGS Brazed Diamond Saw Blade in action with a powerful chop saw, delivering exceptional results in cutting casting parts
Achieve precision steel rod cutting using the CGS diamond cutting blade with an angle grinder for superior accuracy and efficiency
Explore the efficiency and precision of CGS automatic cold saw blade, designed for seamless cutting in various industrial applications
Experience effective cast iron deburring using the CGS 4-inch brazed grinding wheel in an angle grinder for superior results
Achieve precision and efficiency in cutting large casting rollers with the CGS diamond saw blade on a swing frame grinder
Experience efficient iron rod cutting using the CGS brazed diamond cutting wheel in chop saw machine
Experience the pinnacle of precision as an automatic grinding machine uses CGS diamond grinding wheel to craft cast iron parts based on their unique shapes.
metal cutting with the CGS diamond blade designed for chop saw applications
Achieve efficient bulk cast iron cutting with the CGS 16-inch diamond saw blade when used in a swing frame grinder machine
Experience precise and efficient cutting of angle iron using CGS Diamond Cutting Wheel with an angle grinder, ensuring clean and accurate results in metal fabrication
Cutting with Brazed Diamond Cutting Saw Blades in Swing Frame Grinders
Types of Cutting Wheels Used for Cast Iron

There are various types of cutting wheels that can be used for cast iron, each designed for specific applications. Some common types include:

Abrasive Cut-Off Wheels: These wheels are made of abrasive materials like aluminum oxide or silicon carbide. They are suitable for cutting through cast iron, providing a clean and precise cut.

the chop saw machine cuts railway tracks with abrasive cut off wheel

Brazed Diamond Blades: These blades feature diamond particles brazed onto the cutting edge. They are suitable for cutting cast iron and other hard materials with efficiency and precision.

CGS diamond cutting wheels are meticulously crafted for optimal performance in cutting cast iron, excelling in both sharpness and durability. Tailored in various sizes and designs, these cutting wheels are versatile and can be seamlessly integrated into different cutting machines such as angle grinders, chop saws, or CNC machines.

Cutting with Brazed Diamond Cutting Saw Blades in Swing Frame Grinders

Carbide-Tipped Cutters: Carbide-tipped cutting tools are another option for cutting cast iron. The carbide tips enhance durability and cutting performance.

When choosing a cutting wheel for cast iron, it’s essential to consider factors such as the type of cut, the thickness of the material, and the specific requirements of the application. For expert guidance, feel free to reach out to us.

carbide-tipped cutting wheel for die casting parts
Diamond cut off wheels vs abrasive

Diamond cut-off wheels and abrasive cut-off wheels are two distinct types of cutting tools, each with its unique characteristics and applications.

Diamond Cut-Off Wheels:

Material Composition: Diamond cut-off wheels are made with synthetic diamonds or diamond-coated materials. Diamonds are known for their hardness and durability.

CGS diamond cutting wheel for cast iron
CGS brazed diamond cutting blade with high level diamond abrasive on cutting edge

Cutting Capability: Diamond cut-off wheels are exceptionally effective for cutting hard materials, including metals, ceramics, and concrete. They provide precise and clean cuts.

Longevity: Diamond wheels generally have a longer lifespan compared to abrasive wheels, making them a cost-effective choice over time.

Cooler Cutting: Diamond wheels generate less heat during cutting, reducing the risk of thermal damage to the workpiece.

Abrasive Cut-Off Wheels:

Material Composition: Abrasive cut-off wheels are typically made with abrasive grains bonded together. Common abrasives include aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, and zirconia alumina.

chop saw abrasive cutting wheel for casting parts

Cutting Capability: While abrasive wheels are versatile, they are better suited for cutting softer materials like steel, iron, and non-ferrous metals.

Longevity: Abrasive wheels may wear out faster than diamond wheels, especially when cutting hard materials.

Heat Generation: Abrasive wheels can generate more heat during cutting, and this heat may affect the workpiece and the wheel itself.

Emerging Trend: Diamond Cutting Wheels Surpass Abrasive Counterparts

In a recent industry shift, there’s a notable surge in the adoption of diamond cutting wheels over traditional abrasive cut-off wheels. The driving factors behind this trend are the remarkable advantages in terms of efficiency, longevity, and environmental sustainability. If you’re contemplating a switch from abrasive to diamond wheels, reach out to us for expert guidance and tailored recommendations. Elevate your cutting experience with the latest innovations in the field.

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