Grinding typically determines the final geometric precision of a component—such as its dimensions, roundness, cylindricity, and flatness. Standard grinding processes can achieve IT5–IT6 tolerance grades, while ultra-precision grinding can reach sub-micron or even nanometer-level accuracy (with lapping and polishing offering even higher precision).
        It enables the efficient shaping of hard materials—such as cemented carbides and titanium alloys—as well as materials that are otherwise difficult to machine.
        Grinding machines are indispensable equipment for achieving the "final precision" of ultra-precision components.

Our typical machining equipment: