(1) Diamond grinding wheels are only suitable for processing high-hardness materials and are not appropriate for grinding ordinary steel or other soft materials.
After the diamond grinding wheel is mounted on the flange, it must also undergo static balancing before use. Do not remove the grinding wheel from the flange until it is completely worn out, as this can extend the wheel's service life.
(3) Machine tools equipped with diamond grinding wheels must have high rigidity, high rotational accuracy in key mechanisms, and the capability for fine lateral feed.
(4) The selection of grinding parameters should be appropriate.
(5) When grinding, coolant should be used whenever possible, as it not only enhances grinding efficiency and quality but also reduces wheel wear. Common coolants include kerosene, light diesel, and light gasoline, with kerosene being the preferred choice.
(6) When a new diamond grinding wheel is first used, it must be dressed to achieve the correct shape. Dressing can be performed using a WA180L5V oil stone (clamped in a vise). If the grinding wheel becomes dull or clogged during operation, a silicon carbide grinding strip can also be used to carefully dress the working surface by hand.
Diamond grinding wheels are valuable tools that should not be placed carelessly, exposed to moisture, corrosion, impact, or high temperatures.