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Grinding machines come in many types, from light and portable to large and precise. Each has unique applications, costs, and power ratings. Manually operated grinding machines are used for low-precision cutting, cleaning, sharpening, and polishing work while large CNC-operated precision grinders are used to create perfectly flat or cylindrical surfaces that meet tight tolerances. In all cases, grinding is a conventional process that uses mechanical force to slowly cut away material. Grinding machines can be used to create sharp cutting tools, flat cylinder heads, gear wheels, cutting tools, and much more. This article explores 19 types of grinding machines and examines how they work, how they differ, and how much they might cost you.

1. Angle Grinder

An angle grinder, also referred to as a side grinder, uses a grinding disc to cut, deburr, polish, and clean. Angle grinders are unique in that they&#;re portable, handheld devices. The electric motor is housed within the tool&#;s body or head and spins whichever attachment you affix to it. The most common attachments are grinding discs and wire wheels. The high-speed rotation of the grinding disc allows the toothless disc to cut through metal with ease. The grinding disc cuts via abrasion rather than shearing forces. Angle grinders can cut, polish, sand, and grind. Sanding and grinding functions are usually used to remove paint and rust or to deburr metal. Common commercial hand-held angle grinders have power ratings of 500 and W. Prices vary depending on the make, power rating, and battery type (if cordless). Prices can be as low as $30 or run up to $900. Figure 1 is an example of an angle grinder:

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