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Trade Publication Article
Abrasive selection for profile sanding
2005
Overview
The last part of the two-part series on profile sanding is presented. Some proponents of abrasive wheels say that belts must be replaced more often than wheels and, therefore, require more changeovers than wheels. Typically, wheels last longer than belts without changeover, thus improving productivity. In summary, both belts and wheels perform well. There are some applications in which belts out-perform wheels and others where wheels out-perform belts. Still, both technologies have their place in finishing profiles for cabinet and furniture makers. Today's abrasive wheels include a wide range of shapeable products suitable for multi-head, in-line sanding operations as well as single-head and manual operations. In practice, it is often necessary to find a balance between abrasive products, methods and machines. In this area, too, by working closely with their abrasive supplier, cabinet and furniture makers can find that balance.
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CCI Media
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