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grinding wheel

 

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Noun grinding wheel has 1 sense
  1. grinding wheel, emery wheel - a wheel composed of abrasive material; used for grinding
    --1 is a kind of wheel
    --1 is a part of grinder

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Grinding Wheel

A grinding wheel is a tool used for abrasive cutting or grinding of various materials. It consists of an abrasive compound embedded in a solid or porous disc called a wheel, which rotates at high speeds, allowing for effective material removal.

Senses and Usages

  1. Noun: Tool for Grinding
  2. A grinding wheel refers to a tool specifically designed for grinding or sharpening purposes.

    Example sentence: I need to replace the grinding wheel on my bench grinder as it has worn out.

  3. Noun: Physical Object
  4. A grinding wheel can also refer to the physical object, typically made of abrasive particles held together by a bonding material.

    Example sentence: The grinding wheel used in metal fabrication is made of industrial-grade silicon carbide.

  5. Verb: Grinding
  6. The term can be used as a verb as well, indicating the action of grinding or sharpening using a grinding wheel.

    Example sentence: He spent hours grinding away at the steel plate with a grinding wheel to achieve a smooth finish.

  7. Adjective: Characteristic of Grinding Wheels
  8. In certain contexts, the term can be used as an adjective to describe something related to grinding wheels.

    Example sentence: They hired an expert in grinding wheel technology to optimize their manufacturing process.

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