Double disc grinding wheels are high-precision abrasive tools specifically designed for the simultaneous grinding of two parallel end faces of workpieces. Featuring a symmetrical structural design with grinding surfaces on both sides of the wheel body, they enable one-time clamping to complete double-end processing, fundamentally eliminating dimensional deviations caused by multiple clamping in traditional single-side grinding.
Crafted with high-purity synthetic diamond grains (or CBN grains for specific materials) and advanced bonding systems, the wheels are available in resin, vitrified, and metal bond options to match different grinding scenarios. The wheel body is constructed from a high-strength aluminum or steel matrix, ensuring excellent dynamic balance performance (up to G1 precision grade) even at high linear speeds (35–60 m/s).
With a diameter range of 300 mm–1500 mm and an abrasive layer width of 40 mm–350 mm, the products can be customized to fit mainstream grinding machine brands including Supfina, Peter Wolters, Koyo, and Lam Plan.
Core Advantages: Driving Efficiency and Precision Upgrades
These double disc grinding wheels integrate innovative material technology and structural design, delivering key advantages in the global market:
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Ultra-High Grinding Efficiency
Simultaneous double-end grinding reduces processing cycle time by 30%–50% compared with single-side grinding. Sharp diamond grains and optimized pore structure ensure efficient chip removal, supporting high-volume production of precision parts without quality compromise.
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Exceptional Dimensional Precision
Symmetrical design and strict dynamic balance calibration guarantee consistent flatness and parallelism. For thin-walled or brittle materials, the low-stress grinding process effectively controls workpiece warpage within ±5 μm.
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Extended Service Life
High-purity diamond grains with excellent wear resistance and nano-modified bonding technology greatly extend service life. Under standard working conditions, the dressing cycle is extended 2–3 times compared with conventional wheels, reducing downtime for wheel replacement.
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Wide Material Adaptability
Compatible with bearing steel, tool steel, stainless steel, carbide, ceramics (Al₂O₃, ZrO₂), SiC substrates, and sintered metal parts, meeting diverse grinding needs across multiple industries.
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Customizable Solutions
Tailored solutions for bond type, grain size, and wheel structure are provided based on workpiece material, size, and precision requirements, ensuring optimal grinding performance.
Industry Applications: Empowering High-End Manufacturing
These high-performance double disc grinding wheels are widely used in key high-end manufacturing sectors:
Automotive & New Energy Vehicle Industry
Ideal for grinding engine piston rings, valve plates, transmission gears, clutch discs, and new energy motor rotor cores. They meet strict precision and consistency requirements for automotive lightweighting and electrification, especially for silicon steel sheet laminations with parallelism within ±1 μm.
Bearing Manufacturing Industry
A preferred solution for P4/P2 grade high-precision bearing rings, rollers, and raceways. Vitrified bond double disc wheels deliver excellent shape retention and surface quality, directly improving bearing rotation accuracy and service life.
Hydraulic & Pneumatic Components Industry
Widely applied in grinding hydraulic valve cores, plunger pump distribution discs, servo valve components, and air compressor rotors. They effectively improve sealing performance and matching accuracy while reducing energy loss during operation.
These advanced double disc grinding wheels solve common pain points in precision grinding: low efficiency, poor precision, and short service life. They offer performance comparable to international high-end products, with greater cost-effectiveness and reliable technical support, helping global manufacturers enhance core competitiveness.
We welcome global customers, distributors, and technical partners to inquire and cooperate, and jointly explore development opportunities in the high-end grinding tool industry.