grinding machines
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What is grinding machines?
Grinding machines are machine tools that use an abrasive wheel as the cutting tool. They are commonly used for precision finishing of hard materials or to produce very fine surface finishes. Common applications include sharpening tools, shaping metal parts, and removing small amounts of material to achieve specific dimensions.
What other technologies are related to grinding machines?
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lathes
Lathes are used for turning operations, which can be an alternative to grinding for achieving certain shapes and surface finishes.
milling machines
Milling machines remove material using rotary cutters, offering an alternative to grinding for shaping and finishing parts.
mills
Mills are similar to milling machines and used to remove material, offering an alternative to grinding for shaping and finishing parts.
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Frontline & Manual Labor
118 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention grinding machines
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Customer Engineer
19 Customer Engineer jobs mention grinding machines
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Facilities
36 Facilities jobs mention grinding machines
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Designer
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Engineer
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