Disclosed is a process for making a grinding wheel for the squaring of ceramic, formed by a support body and an abrasive ring. The process does not involve costly workings on the body and on the ring and produces a light grinding wheel which, therefore, is more practical to be handled by the handling machine.

The present disclosure relates generally to coated abrasive articles that include a tribological performance enhancing composition in a make coat, a size coat, a supersize coat, or combinations thereof, as well as methods of making coated abrasive articles. The present disclosure also relates to coated abrasive articles including a supersize coating comprising a sulfide scavenging composition and/or a crosslinked zinc acrylic binder, as well as methods for making and using such abrasive articles. The present disclosure also relates generally to abrasive articles that include aggregates having an anti-wear composition or grinding aid disposed on or within the aggregates.

The present disclosure relates generally to coated abrasive articles that include a tribological performance enhancing composition in a make coat, a size coat, a supersize coat, or combinations thereof, as well as methods of making coated abrasive articles. The present disclosure also relates to coated abrasive articles including a supersize coating comprising a sulfide scavenging composition and/or a crosslinked zinc acrylic binder, as well as methods for making and using such abrasive articles. The present disclosure also relates generally to abrasive articles that include aggregates having an anti-wear composition or grinding aid disposed on or within the aggregates.

An abrasive article can include a body including abrasive particles contained in the body and ceramic particles contained within a bond material. The ceramic particles can have an average particle size D50c of at least 2 microns and at most 75 microns. The abrasive particles can include an average particle size D50a greater than the average particle size D50c.

A grinding apparatus includes: a holding table for holding a workpiece thereon; a grinding unit including a grinding wheel for grinding the workpiece held on the holding table, the grinding wheel including a grinding stone made of abrasive grains and grains of photocatalyst bonded by a vitrified bonding material; a grinding water supply unit configured to supply grinding water to the grinding stone when the workpiece held on the holding table is ground by the grinding unit; and a light applying unit disposed adjacent to the holding table and configured to apply light to a grinding surface of the grinding stone while the workpiece held on the holding table being ground.

Systems and methods include providing a coated abrasive article with an enhanced anti-loading composition in a supersize coat. The anti-loading composition includes a mixture of a metal stearate, at least one performance component, and a polymeric binder composition.

Disclosed is a process for making a grinding wheel for the squaring of ceramic, formed by a support body and an abrasive ring. The process does not involve costly workings on the body and on the ring and produces a light grinding wheel which, therefore, is more practical to be handled by the handling machine.

The application relates to bond materials for a grinding wheel, in particular a glass ceramic and a preparation method thereof, and a bond for the composite grinding wheel. The glass ceramic is prepared from raw materials comprising kaolin, silica, diboron trioxide, lithium superoxide, albite, potassium feldspar, talc, dolomite, phosphorus pentoxide, and yttrium oxide. A glass ceramic composed entirely of microcrystalline phases is obtained from the glass prepared by the above raw materials at 900-1020 C., achieving a complete conversion of the glass phase at a low temperature. The application also provides a bond for a composite grinding wheel, comprising glass ceramic and glass with mass ratio of (20-50):(50-80), the glass phase having a low flow temperature and, together with the glass ceramic phase, forming encapsulation of the abrasive particles, realizing low-temperature sintering of the grinding wheel. Microcrystalline phase in the bond results in high mechanical strength for the obtained grinding wheel.

Disclosed is a process for making a diamond tool for processing ceramic starting from a mixture of aluminum-based powders in order to obtain a grinding wheel for an eco-friendly squaring of ceramic.

The application relates to bond materials for a grinding wheel, in particular a glass ceramic and a preparation method thereof, and a bond for the composite grinding wheel. The glass ceramic is prepared from raw materials comprising kaolin, silica, diboron trioxide, lithium superoxide, albite, potassium feldspar, talc, dolomite, phosphorus pentoxide, and yttrium oxide. A glass ceramic composed entirely of microcrystalline phases is obtained from the glass prepared by the above raw materials at 900-1020 C., achieving a complete conversion of the glass phase at a low temperature. The application also provides a bond for a composite grinding wheel, comprising glass ceramic and glass with mass ratio of (20-50):(50-80), the glass phase having a low flow temperature and, together with the glass ceramic phase, forming encapsulation of the abrasive particles, realizing low-temperature sintering of the grinding wheel. Microcrystalline phase in the bond results in high mechanical strength for the obtained grinding wheel.