
HM-H01 / HONING
Horizontal Honing Mandrels
For controlled finishing of bores with a compact mandrel and an expandable abrasive contact.
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HM-H01 / HONING
For controlled finishing of bores with a compact mandrel and an expandable abrasive contact.
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HM-H02 / HONING
Slender honing concepts for small bores where tool access and support are critical.
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HM-H03 / HONING
Diamond or CBN stone configurations for application-specific bore finishing.
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HM-H04 / HONING
Multi-stone contact for supported honing of medium and larger bores.
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HM-H05 / HONING
Replaceable abrasive elements selected around the workpiece and the honing platform.
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HM-H06 / HONING
Vertical honing configurations for bore size, form and surface-finish control.
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HM-H07 / HONING
A sequence of preset abrasive tools develops bore size and finish in staged passes.
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HM-H08 / HONING
Head concepts for coordinated rough and finish honing on compatible machines.
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HM-H09 / HONING
Stone selection for staged engine bore and cylinder-liner finishing.
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HM-H10 / HONING
Staged abrasive finishing to develop a plateau surface while retaining the specified valley structure.
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HM-H11 / HONING
Guided tooling concepts for aligned engine bores and related long-bore finishing.
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HM-H12 / HONING
Setting-ring concepts for establishing a reference in compatible bore-gauging systems.
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HM-G01 / GRINDING
Abrasive face-wheel concepts for controlling opposing faces in production grinding.
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HM-G02 / GRINDING
Vitrified CBN configurations for compatible hardened ferrous camshaft grinding applications.
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HM-G03 / GRINDING
Compact abrasive tools for bore access, form control and internal surface finishing.
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HM-G04 / GRINDING
Peripheral wheel concepts for tool flutes, gashes and related stock-removal operations.
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HM-G05 / GRINDING
Diamond-wheel configurations for finishing superhard insert peripheries and clearances.
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HM-G06 / GRINDING
An application pathway for continuous generating gear grinding, requiring a defined abrasive system.
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HM-G07 / GRINDING
Material-led wheel selection for external diameters, shoulders and related surfaces.
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HM-G08 / GRINDING
A process-led route to matching small wheel forms and the workpiece material system.
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HM-G09 / GRINDING
Cup-form grinding concepts for bevel gears with geometry defined by the machine and tooth system.
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HM-G10 / GRINDING
Profile-wheel concepts for gear teeth, splines and related form-ground components.
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HM-G11 / GRINDING
Face-grinding wheel concepts for new-tool production and controlled resharpening.
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HM-G12 / GRINDING
Diamond wheel configurations for insert peripheries, radii and relief surfaces.
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HM-G13 / GRINDING
Face and angled wheel forms for cutting-tool clearances and end geometries.
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HM-G14 / GRINDING
Wheel concepts for supported bar and pin grinding, from stock removal to finishing.
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HM-G15 / GRINDING
CBN profile-wheel concepts for suitable hardened ferrous gear components.
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HM-G16 / GRINDING
Peripheral-wheel configurations for hardened diameters, shoulders and formed external surfaces.
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HM-G17 / GRINDING
Formed abrasive tools for application-specific curved internal and external tracks.
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HM-G18 / GRINDING
Profiled tools for controlled grinding of curved raceway features.
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HM-G19 / GRINDING
CBN wheel concepts for production grinding of compatible hardened steel parts.
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HM-G20 / GRINDING
Narrow peripheral abrasive forms for slots where width and straightness matter.
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HM-G21 / GRINDING
Vitrified CBN concepts for compatible hardened crankshaft journal and shoulder applications.
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HM-G22 / GRINDING
Profile-wheel concepts for developing and maintaining hob tooth geometries.
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Define bore geometry, stock, form and surface texture. Match the tool to the feed, stroke and measuring arrangement.
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