What is a disk grinder?
The disk grinder is a device used for extermination materials such as wood, metal and plastic. Unlike small handheld sands, the Sander disk is usually mounted on a working desk. The disc grinder, powered by an electric motor, works at a very high speed. While the abrasive paper disk can be connected to the sand on the disk by several different methods, the most popular include hook and loop, glue and spray glue. The disk grinder is usually used for rough completion and removes the material very quickly.
It did not intend to be used as a finishing grinder, the disk is usually equipped with a medium -course grinding paper. This allows Sander to quickly remove a large amount of material. Due to the circular shape of the cut disk, the speed can be removed by the material by placing the material at different places on the disk face. The closer to the center of the disk the material is placed, the faster the grinding is. It is necessary to ensure that the non -burn -up series that has hummed at this high speed.
Many disk sands are produced as a combined disk and belt. Adding a grinder for the belt gives the operator the possibility of grinding. The belt grinder is a band of sanding paper mounted on two drum pulleys. This creates a long surface that can be used to grind flat edges. This is not possible on the disk on the disk with a circular face. On the circular grinding, one half of the disk moves in a different direction than the other.
Handheld version of the disk grinder is a random orbit or oscillating orbit, Sander. This type of grinder uses a circular disk; However, the disc is operated in an elongated rotation that is constantly changing. This change in orbit creates a Sander on a disk that is very able to create smooth flat surfaces. Handheld Sanders, which does not work with a random orbit, are typically referred to as grinders or molders.
Many ground units mounted on the bench is equippedtilting table. This table option allows the operator the sand angles to a work piece simply by changing the table tilt. The angle can then be successfully duplicated on several pieces. The disk part of the grinder is available in many sizes, while larger sizes are best suitable for all surrounding home workshops.