What is the grinding effect of bush hammer rollers ?
- Author:Leonie
- Release on:2022-08-15
For other carbide tooth grinding wheels such as 30 teeth, 45 teeth, 60 teeth, etc., the grinding effect is a rough surface effect. The more teeth you have, the finer the finish will be. For example, a 30S bush hammer roller with stand.
Star shaped teeth, such as 20S planetary type bush hammer roller, are made of carbide and have 7 teeth, 10 teeth, etc. The result is a medium rough surface.
Multi-point alloy teeth have a fine surface and are harder than steel, so they can be used for hard materials, such as carbide alloy multi toothed bush hammer roller.
Rectangular steel multi-point grinding wheels, which are easier to wear, are used for sandblasting surfaces. It is used on soft concrete or artificial stone, not too hard material (granite, asphalt is also hard material), steel multi-point grinding wheel, mostly used on marble, soft concrete.
