JKINGS Cutting Wheels – Performance in Every Rotation

JKINGS Cutting Wheels – Performance in Every Rotation
Cutting wheels are one of the most commonly used tools in grinding operations. High-quality cutting wheels from JKINGS are known for their superior hardness, durability, and excellent wear resistance. With proper installation and maintenance, they can significantly enhance grinding efficiency and extend the service life of the disc. Below is a guide to understanding the features of cutting wheels and how to evaluate their quality.

🔧 Key Features of JKINGS Cutting Wheels
1. Precision for Grooving and Deep Cutting
JKINGS cutting wheels are mainly used for precision slotting and deep cutting. They are typically applied through plunge grinding techniques, offering:

High grinding depth

Low feed rate

Large contact area between wheel and workpiece

Narrow kerf

High material removal rate

Excellent grinding accuracy and surface finish

High material utilization

2. Varying Structures for Different Applications

Ultra-thin wheels feature small diameters, thin profiles, and fine grits, offering high precision and lightweight operation, commonly used under high-speed conditions.

Thicker wheels with larger diameters and coarse grits are better suited for low-speed, heavy-duty deep cuts.

3. Grit Size and Cutting Sharpness Balance
Finer grit generally provides better surface finish. Thinner wheels tend to use finer abrasives, which improve finish but reduce cutting sharpness. To maintain performance with finer grits, a slower feed rate is recommended.

4. Deep Cutting and Cooling Requirements
Cutting depth is usually determined by the user's specific part requirements.
JKINGS wheels often apply single-pass plunge grinding. Since ultra-thin wheels have lower structural strength and poor heat dissipation, we strongly recommend increasing coolant flow and pressure to ensure efficient cooling in the cutting zone.

5. Usage Tips & Dressing

If breakage or part damage occurs immediately upon use, increase cutting speed or decrease feed pressure.

If cutting efficiency drops over time or chipping occurs, use a suitable grit dressing stone to refresh the cutting edge.

🧪 How to Judge the Quality of a Cutting Wheel
1. Lifespan
The service life of a cutting wheel is a core metric. Longer lifespan reflects better durability and reduces replacement costs, which is a key concern for many industrial users.

2. Processing Quality
Processing quality refers to the finish on the cut material. Key aspects include:

Surface flatness

Parallelism between both sides

Intact, non-chipped edges

High processing quality ensures the disc performs reliably during use.

3. Cutting Efficiency
Cutting efficiency is directly tied to productivity. The sharper the disc, the faster and cleaner the cut. JKINGS cutting wheels are engineered for high-speed, high-efficiency cutting performance.

🏭 Trusted Manufacturing, Global Experience
With decades of manufacturing experience, JKINGS applies strict quality control during every step of the cutting wheel production process. Our commitment to consistency ensures reliable performance for professional users across industries.

If you have any questions or need support, our team is ready to assist you anytime.