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Abrasives and grinding wheels, priced and serviced

Conventional abrasives, superabrasives and form wheels each carry their own marking, their own safe speed and their own service life. Kabaido reads the lot, prices it and tracks every wheel through re-profiling and balancing.

200 mm surface wheel A60K

GRD-1A1-200-20-32-AO60K

1A1 200 x 20 x 32 vitrified aluminium oxide surface wheel A60K

Match
⌀200 mm1A1Aluminium oxide

Unit price

£38.00unit

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Wheel marking

The wheel marking system, read the way you write it

A wheel is described by a string of marks, and Kabaido reads each part in order: shape, then abrasive, then grit, then grade, then bond.

The shape comes first. A 1A1 straight wheel, an 11V9 flaring cup, a 6A2 dish: the ISO form sets the geometry and the dimensions that go with it. After the shape comes the abrasive itself, whether that is aluminium oxide, silicon carbide or one of the superabrasives, CBN and diamond.

Grit comes next, kept exactly as marked so 60, 120, B126 and D64 all stay verbatim rather than being rounded or guessed. Then the grade, the hardness of the bond holding the grit, and finally the bond type itself: vitrified, resin or metal. Each mark lands on a typed attribute, so a search for a 200 mm surface wheel at A60K narrows to the one that fits.

Maximum operating speed is a hard requirement, not a nice to have. A candidate wheel has to meet or exceed the stated speed, so an unsafe match is filtered out rather than offered. The abrasives knowledge pack and the rest of the typed schema sit behind the Catalog.

FilteredAbrasives

GRD-1A1-200-20-32-AO60K

1A1 200 x 20 x 32 vitrified aluminium oxide surface wheel A60K

Match
⌀200 mm1A1Aluminium oxide

Unit price

£38.00unit

Add to quote
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    £44.00
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    £124.00

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Configure

A form wheel configured to your profile

When the wheel is ground to a drawing rather than picked from a shelf, the Custom form grinding wheel configurator prices it from your parameters and draws the dressed form on the wheel.

Set the blank diameter and width, the bore and the form you need on the periphery. The form is the heart of it: a flat dress leaves the face straight, a single radius carries a full radius nose at the face centre, and form to drawing overlays an uploaded DXF profile across the face, so a relief form or a thread form is priced from the drawing rather than estimated. Static balancing after profiling is a toggle that adds its own line.

The radial section on the left shows the hatched body, the bore and the dressed nose; the front elevation carries the outer and bore diameters. A bore past thirty per cent of the wheel diameter is blocked, and a face under 10 mm warns so the mounting flanges are checked. The 200 mm wheel here, dressed to a single 5 mm radius and balanced, prices at the figure beside it on a four day lead.

Price and lead time come from the same formula engine the rest of the platform runs, so a configured wheel and a stocked one are priced by one set of rules. The full configurator lives on the Configure page.

Custom form grinding wheel

This is the part

200 mm25 mmsingle radius
Includes a 2D drawing

Configured price

£114.16

Lead time 4 days

  1. Re-profiled to your form and statically balanced
  2. Configured price£114.16

Illustrative rates.

Ø20025Ø31.75R5Radial sectionØ200Ø31.75Front elevation
All dimensions in millimetres · Not to scale · Static balanced after profiling

Servicing

Re-profiling and balancing, from registered to returned

A grinding wheel is an asset with a working life, not a one off sale. Kabaido treats re-profiling and balancing as a first-class service, with every wheel serialised and tracked through its whole lifecycle.

Each wheel that comes in for service gets a serial and a QR docket. The wheel beside this is registered, inspected, re-profiled and returned, with the price and the turnaround held on the record at every step. The serial keys the whole history: who owns the wheel, what was done to it and how many services are left in its life.

Pricing is provisional until inspection. When the inspected price moves beyond the threshold you set, the wheel pauses and the customer is sent the recalculated price to approve before any work goes ahead, so nothing is reground at a price the customer has not seen.

The same rules drive the quote, the configured wheel and the service reprice, so a re-profiling job is priced exactly the way a new wheel is. The full register, the docket and the inspection workflow live on the Servicing page, and the template behind this is named in Grinding wheel re-profiling and balancing.

Grinding wheel re-profiling and balancing

GRD-26-00003

200 mm vitrified form grinding wheel

  1. Registered
  2. Inspected
  3. Re-profiled
  4. Returned

Priced from

£54.00

Turnaround 6 days

Illustrative rates.

Knowledge core

The packs beneath the grinding work

Eight knowledge packs sit beneath the work. Grinding leans on these.

One understanding, eight knowledge packs

8 knowledge packs

Kabaido reads the whole world your customers buy, not one product line.

  • CuttingEndmills, drills and the coatings, flutes and lengths that define them.
  • WorkholdingToolholders, collets and vices, read across every taper and clamping system.
  • AbrasivesGrinding wheels and dressing sticks by form, grit and safe operating speed.
  • CNCMachines and spares, matched on taper, spindle speed and tool capacity.
  • MetrologyMicrometers, calipers and gauges with the right range and resolution.
  • CoatingsCoating jobs by type and thickness, with strip and recoat understood.
  • MaterialsBar, stock and grades with condition and the certificates that ship with them.
  • FluidsCoolants and oils by type and pack size, with hard regulatory limits respected.

Bring a wheel list or a re-profiling batch

Start free, match your abrasives against the typed schema, configure a form wheel and price re-profiling from the same rules.