Grinding Capabilities

Internal and external cylindrical grinding can be selected according to the geometry of each component.

External cylindrical grinding is mainly used for:

• Precision shafts
• Guide posts and guide pins
• Mold cores
• Bearing seats
• Stepped cylindrical parts
• Tooling and automation components

Internal cylindrical grinding is mainly used for:

• Precision sleeves
• Bushings
• Bearing bores
• Internal locating surfaces
• Cylindrical mold inserts
• Parts requiring controlled bore geometry

Depending on the component structure, the equipment can also support shoulder grinding, end-face grinding, taper grinding, and stepped-diameter finishing.

Typical inspection requirements include:

• Outside and inside diameter
• Roundness and cylindricity
• Coaxiality and concentricity
• Radial and axial runout
• Shoulder position
• Surface roughness

Role in Our Manufacturing Process

Cylindrical grinding is normally arranged after CNC turning or heat treatment. A controlled machining allowance is retained during the earlier process so that final dimensions and surface requirements can be achieved through grinding.

A typical workflow may include:

1. Material preparation
2. CNC turning
3. Heat treatment when required
4. Center-hole preparation
5. Internal or external cylindrical grinding
6. Runout and dimensional inspection
7. Final cleaning and quality verification

Completing cylindrical grinding within our factory allows machining allowances, grinding parameters, locating datums, and inspection results to be coordinated directly between turning, grinding, and quality teams.