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Br.

Tarcisius Prosthetics and Orthotics


Training College-Nsawam

Course: Technology in Prosthetics (CPOT 139)


Lecturer: Osei Bismark Frimpong (Mr)
GRINDING MACHINE
Grinding
• Grinding is the process of
removing metal by the
application of abrasives which
are bonded to form a rotating
wheel
• It consists of grinding stone(s)
(cutting tool), an electric motor.
Types:
1. bench-type utility grinding
machine,
2. floor mounted-utility grinding
machine,
3. buffing grinding machine etc
Grinding Machine
• The grinding machine is used for

• Roughing and finishing flat, cylindrical, and conical surfaces,

• Finishing internal cylinders or bores

• Forming and sharpening cutting tools.

• Snagging or removing rough projections from castings and stampings.

• cleaning, polishing, and buffing surfaces.


• Floor mounted-utility grinding
machine
OTHER TYPES OF GRINDING MACHINE
PRECAUTIONS WHEN GRINDING
• Inspect all wheels for cracks and defects before mounting.

• Check that grinders do not vibrate or operate roughly.

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and face protection. Use other personal protective
equipment or clothing, as required under the circumstances.

• Never operate grinding wheels at speeds in excess of the recommended speed.

• Always push the eye shield down when working.

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