Extend wheel life by reducing chipping in chamfering of curved cover glass

[Issues in chamfering curved glass]

With the electrification of automobiles, in-vehicle monitors are increasingly being used on instrument panels in addition to car navigation systems. Monitors for instrument panels often require cover glass with a curved surface, especially in high-end vehicles, to emphasize design. The long life of the chamfering wheels is required to reduce the machining cost of these cover glasses.
 

[Solution with electroplated mounted wheel]

Our electroplated mounted wheels for chamfering reduce chipping even when the amount of glass to be machined increases by optimizing the shape of the abrasive grains, etc., thereby extending the life of the wheel.

For the chamfering of flat glass, the metal bond chamfering wheel contributes to more efficient machining by realizing high-precision form grinding with long-lasting sharpness and long life.