Grinding materials - Import export

Tyrolit leads in grinding wheels for surface and creep feed grinding, especially in highly porous wheels. Our products' high porosity and low hardness ensure maximum cutting ability and removal rates, even on hard materials. This market leadership is due to the intelligent design of our grinding wheels, tailored to material and workpiece geometry for tight tolerances and perfect surface finish. Grain type, grit size, grade, bond, and structure are adjusted for maximum precision and efficiency. Tyrolit offers a broad range of highly efficient grinding wheels for surface and creep feed grinding, ideal for the turbine industry. Our highly porous, vitrified-bonded abrasives guarantee long tool life, cool grinding, and increased profile retention. Electroplated wheels, primarily used in the turbine industry, provide excellent profile accuracy and maximum process stability, resulting in precise grinding results and lower component costs.

Tyrolit divides the floor grinding process into three parts: rough grinding, pre-polishing, and polishing. In the first two steps, material is removed, and in the third phase, the floor gets its final finish. After each stage, chemical agents are used to densify, seal, or finish the floor. Customers receive these chemicals directly from Tyrolit. In rough grinding, material is removed based on the desired final appearance. Tyrolit offers metal bond grinding shoes with different grains. Cracks and pores are repaired with a special chemical filler. In pre-polishing, the floor is ground with ceramic/resin bonded tools to level it. A densifier compacts and hardens the surface, reducing water absorption. In the final polishing phase, the floor is sealed with a "sealer" to protect against liquids, grease, and dirt. Tyrolit's floor grinding chemicals transform drab substrates into robust, resilient floors with a long-lasting and appealing appearance.