In internal cylindrical grinding, we secure round or cubic components either in a chuck or in specially designed fixtures. This involves grinding to the exact diameter, roundness and cylindricity. Where possible, we machine internal and external diameters, flat surfaces, tapers and facets in a single setup.
Key data
Our range of services for your components
- Diameter: Ø 2- 200 mm with grinding depth up to 200 mm
- Accuracy: > 0.001 mm
- Roundness: > 0.5 μm
- Surface finish: > Ra0.1
- Materials: steel, cast iron, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals, ceramic
Description of the procedure
Internal cylindrical grinding is a high-precision manufacturing process aimed at achieving tight tolerances and superior surface finish on the internal surfaces of cylindrical or conical components.
Internal cylindrical grinding is used in various industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical technology and toolmaking to produce parts with complex internal geometries.
The process is similar to external cylindrical grinding, in which a rotating grinding wheel or pin is inserted into the components to remove material and achieve the desired shape and accuracy.
The benefits include precision, a superior surface finish, versatility and efficiency. Overall, internal cylindrical grinding is a key process in modern manufacturing for producing high-precision internal contours in components.
