Glass comes in many types and plays a pivotal role in every industry. In addition to the insulating glass and laminated glass used to make doors and windows, there are many types of artistic decorations, such as hot-melt glass, patterned glass, etc., which are used in our daily contact. These glass products have their own characteristics and can be used in various occasions. To learn how to use an angle grinder to grind glass edges, and which wheel is best for glass grinding, please read following article.

1. How to use an angle grinder to finely grind glass edges

Angle grinder for fine-grinding glass edge: first use a grinding wheel to polish, and then use a polishing wheel to polish. 8MM thick glass is better to use an edger. Angle grinder: Also known as a grinder or a disc grinder, it is a kind of abrasive tool used for cutting and grinding FRP. An angle grinder is a portable power tool that uses FRP cutting and grinding. It is mainly used for cutting, grinding and grinding. Brushing metal and stone, etc. Principle: Electric angle grinder is to use high-speed rotating thin grinding wheel, rubber grinding wheel, wire wheel, etc. to grind, cut, remove rust and polish metal components. Angle grinder is suitable for cutting, grinding and brushing metal and Stone, do not use water when working. Guide plates must be used when cutting stone. For models equipped with electronic controls, grinding and polishing operations can also be performed if suitable accessories are installed on such machines. The main functions of the edging machine: anti-skid groove, 45° chamfer polishing, arc edging machine, trimming.

2. What kind of grinding disc is good for grinding glass?

It is better to use stone glass grinding disc for grinding glass. The abrasive sheet is a consolidated abrasive tool with a certain strength to consolidate ordinary abrasives into a certain shape (mostly circular, with a through hole in the center) by a binder. It is generally composed of abrasives, binders and pores. These three parts Often referred to as the three elements of bonded abrasives. According to the different classifications of bonding agents, the common ones are ceramic (bonding) grinding wheels, resin (bonding) grinding wheels, and rubber (bonding) grinding wheels. Grinding wheels are the most used in abrasive tools. , The one with a wider range of use. It rotates at high speed during use, and can perform rough grinding, semi-finishing and fine grinding, as well as grooving and cutting of the outer circle, inner circle, plane and various profiles of metal or non-metal workpieces.