Product Overview
View Catalogs (15)High-grade abrasive grinding wheels and cutting discs for precision surface grinding, cylindrical grinding, internal grinding, and heavy-duty metal cutting operations. Engineered for consistent performance, long wheel life, and operator safety across all industrial applications.
Product Range
Super Abrasives
Mounted Points
Sharpening Stones
Special-Purpose Abrasives
Tool Room & Industrial Grinding Wheels
Key Benefits
Product Catalogs & Technical Documentation
SL Carborundum Grinding Wheels
Complete catalog of vitrified and resinoid abrasive grinding wheels
SL Carborundum AERO Wheels
Specialized AERO series abrasive grinding wheels
SL Carborundum Diamond Wheel
Super abrasive diamond grinding wheels catalog
SL Carborundum Diamond Rice Wheels
Specialized diamond rice polishing wheels catalog
SL Carborundum General Grinding Wheels Catalog
General overview catalog of the SL Carborundum grinding wheel range
SL Carborundum Mounted Points
Mounted point abrasives for die grinders and precision internal grinding
SL Carborundum Sharpening Stones
Sharpening stones catalog for hand and machine tool sharpening
SL Carborundum Rubber Tapping Stones
Rubber bonded tapping stones catalog
SL Carborundum Rice Polishing Stones
Rice-shaped polishing stones for internal finishing operations
SL Carborundum Polishing Stones
General polishing stones catalog
SL Carborundum Dressing Stones
Dressing stones for truing and dressing grinding wheels
SL Carborundum Gear Grinding Wheels
Gear grinding wheels catalog for gear manufacturing operations
SL Carborundum Spring Grinding Wheels
Spring grinding wheels catalog for spring end grinding operations
SL Carborundum Electroplated Wheels
Electroplated diamond & CBN wheels catalog
SL Carborundum Snagging Wheels
Heavy-duty snagging wheels for foundry and stock removal applications
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which grinding wheel is best for stainless steel?
A: For stainless steel, use aluminium oxide wheels free from iron, sulfur, and chlorine contamination. Our SL Carborundum range offers dedicated stainless steel grades.
Q: What does the grit number on a grinding wheel mean?
A: Grit number indicates abrasive particle size — lower numbers (16, 24) are coarse for fast stock removal, higher numbers (60, 80, 120) are fine for better surface finish.
Q: Can you supply custom-size grinding wheels?
A: Yes. We can source custom diameters, widths, and bore sizes from our manufacturing partners. Lead time is typically 2–3 weeks for non-standard specifications.
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