Flute Grinding Wheels for Cutting Tool Manufacturing

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CUMI Flute grinding wheels are specially engineered high-density (near-zero porosity), resin-bonded wheels that ensure that the form is generated with utmost precision and finesse. These wheels truly are a testament to the expertise that CUMI has built over the years. Being a high depth of cut, form-generating grinding process, flute grinding operations are at high speeds and remove material at rates comparable to machining processes rather than grinding. A combination of peripheral and surface grinding actions, the depth of cut, width of cut, form retention, and surface finish are crucial parameters.  
Brand: CUMI

Information Material:

Operation Component Good Better Best
Flute grinding Drills 3SA100 R19 BHK/80 3CUMISA100
R19 BHX/80
3CUMISA100
R19 BH99/80
Point grinding Drills AA100 S12 BHP/60
AA100 S12 BH47/80
- -
Clearance grinding Drills AA80 Q21 BH99/80 3SA100
Q24 BH99/80
3CUMISA100
Q24 BH99/80
CUMI Code Grit Diameter Thickness Structure Coolant Slot Speed
(mm) (inch) (mm) (inch) (mps)
CUMISA/CSA 80 - 150 150 - 500 6 - 20 4 - 20 0.16 - 0.8 R Slotted 63
SA P
RA Q
AA F

Product Information

Features
- Special phenolic resin
- Specially treated aluminium oxide grains
- Micro crystalline grain
- Unique manufacturing process
Benefits
- High depth of cut
- Higher wheel life
Advantages
- Better form holding/ reduced dressing

Product Uses

Industries
Product Description

Flute Grinding Wheels for Cutting Tool Manufacturing

Flute grinding is a high-depth, form-generating grinding process that operates at high speeds and removes material at rates comparable to machining. In such demanding operations, parameters such as depth of cut, width of cut, form accuracy, and surface finish play a critical role in determining cutting tool performance.

CUMI flute grinding wheels are specially engineered to meet these requirements in cutting tool manufacturing. Manufactured using high-density, near-zero porosity resin-bonded structures, these wheels deliver exceptional form retention and dimensional accuracy during flute generation. The combination of peripheral and surface grinding action ensures consistent flute geometry with a fine surface finish across production runs.

Designed for high-speed grinding environments, these wheels maintain stability and precision even under aggressive material removal conditions. The advanced grain and bond technology reflects CUMI’s long-standing expertise in tool grinding applications, making these flute grinding wheels a reliable choice for producing high-quality cutting tools with repeatable performance.

Key Features & Benefits 

Flute Grinding Wheels – Cutting Tool Applications

  • High-density resin-bonded wheel structure → Maintains near-zero porosity → Ensures precise flute form generation and dimensional stability
    Special phenolic resin bond system → Enhances strength and form retention → Delivers consistent flute profiles during high-speed grinding
    Specially treated aluminium oxide grains → Provide controlled cutting action → Achieve efficient material removal with fine surface finish
    Micro-crystalline grain composition → Supports sharp, long-lasting cutting edges → Improves grinding consistency over extended cycles
    Optimized for peripheral and surface grinding → Supports complex flute geometry generation → Enables accurate cutting tool manufacture
    Unique CUMI manufacturing process → Ensures uniform wheel density and structure → Improves repeatability and tool quality
FAQs
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What are flute grinding wheels used for? Flute grinding wheels are used in cutting tool manufacturing to generate precise flutes on tools such as drills, end mills, and other rotary cutting tools.
02.
Why is form retention important in flute grinding wheels? Strong form retention ensures accurate flute geometry, which directly affects cutting performance, chip evacuation, and tool life.
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What type of bond is used in these flute grinding wheels? These flute grinding wheels use a high-density resin bond with special phenolic formulation to maintain form accuracy during high-speed grinding.
04.
Are these wheels suitable for high material removal rates? Yes, they are designed for high-speed, high-depth grinding where material removal rates are comparable to machining processes.
05.
Which industry typically uses flute grinding wheels? Flute grinding wheels are primarily used in the cutting tool industry for precision tool manufacturing and re-sharpening operations.

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