Since 1952
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G&P Machinery Lathe Mounted Roll Grinders Indianapolis Indiana
GRINDING AND POLISHING MACHINERY * 2801 TOBEY DRIVE INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46219
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THE G&P APPROACH TO ROLL GRINDING
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Lathe Mounted Roll Grinders
A variety of contact wheels are available, making this grinder ideal for roughing and finishing. Precision
bearings and tapered spindle assure holding close tolerances and uniform finish.
Features:
• Precision ball bearings
• Tapered spindle
• Tapered bore contact wheel
• Air tensioning
• Enclosed belt guard
Adapt your lathe for grinding rolls - with a grinder from
G & P - standard models or special models custom built for your specific needs.
WEAR EYE, EAR & RESPIRATORY PROTECTION WHEN GRINDING.
THE G&P APPROACH TO ROLL GRINGING
The drawing to the right shows two methods of bringing the abrasive belt into contact with the work roll. For most roughing and fishing, the method shown in Figure A is recommended. If slack of belt polishing is required. A removable front guard
is recommended.
If slack of belt polishing is required. A removable front guard section is provided that will allow the grinder to be tilted forward as shown in Figure B
If you need some changes from the standard
models … such as something smaller … or larger
let us know. We will provide a quotation on a
model to fit your needs. Figure 1 shows a 2 horsepower model using 1” x 54’ belt. Figure 2 shows a grinder equipped with a tungsten carbide grinding wheel, for grinding rubber, plastic or synthetic materials.
Modifications … to meet your requirements
Contact Wheel Selection
The proper contact wheel is an important factor
in any grinding application. For assistance in
choosing which wheel is best suited for your
application please refer to the information in
bulletin BRG-3B
Figure 1
Figure 2
The grinding wheel gaurd has been removed in this picture for clarity
When mounting this grinder on a lathe, the center line of the contact wheel must be the same height
as the center line of the roll. On most lathes this requires the use of an adapter to bridge the space
between the bottom surface of the grinder and the top surface of the compound or slide on which
the grinder will be mounted. This drawing may be helpful if you plan to make the adapter - or G & P
can supply it if we have the mounting information from bulletin BRG-3B
*Specifications are subject to change without notice.
WEAR EYE, EAR & RESPIRATORY PROTECTION WHEN GRINDING
Lathe Mounted Roll Grinders
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Bulletin BRG-3