1.What is the better Storage method of grinding wheel?
Store wheels on a suitable position in a dry condition, Never store wheels near excessive heat or cold, in contact with water, oil or moisture.
3.Why is it necessary to be equipped with appropriate safety clothing and protection during cutting or grinding fabrication?
During work and grinding, abrasive particles fall off due to friction. These are usually regarded as sparks, which can cause burns to bare skin and are especially damaging if they come into contact with the eyes. If you don’t wear earmuffs for a long time, your hearing will be affected.
5.Does Abrasive Wheel Have an Expiration Date?
Resin-bonded abrasive wheels should be used within three years from the date of manufacture. This assumes you’ve stored the wheels according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. While it may be possible to use resin-bonded wheels after the three years mark when they are stored properly, you should always examine the wheels's appearance situation. Consider having older wheels inspected or speed-tested to determine if any degradation is present.
To prolong expiration date, store wheels in a dry, protected area free from extreme variations in temperature and far away from solvents. Establish a storage system that encourages you to use your oldest wheels first. And suggest not leave a wheel attached to a tool overnight.