Surface and edge grinding on stone
The primary application. A brazed cup wheel opens the surface immediately and keeps cutting at the same rate as it wears.
Brazed diamond cup wheels, small grinding wheels and cast iron grinding heads — single-layer brazed diamond that grinds dry without loading up.
Brazing fixes a single layer of diamond directly to the steel body, so there is no bond to wear away and nothing to glaze. The tool cuts at the same rate from the first pass to the last, which is why it is used for edge work and for dressing surfaces that sintered tooling cannot open. Hubei Qianzhao Diamond Tools Co., Ltd (Ezhou, Hubei) produces 100,000 blades and 3 million segments a year and exports to 14 countries.
Diameter, arbor and diamond grit are confirmed on quotation against the machine and the material.
Because brazing puts diamond on the surface instead of mixing it through a metal bond. There is no bond to glaze over, so the tool keeps cutting at the same rate and can be run dry.
| What you are cutting | What to ask for |
|---|---|
| Smoothing a concrete or stone surface | Brazed cup wheel — open diamond, no loading, dry |
| Cleaning up an edge or a tight corner | Small brazed wheel — reaches where a cup wheel will not |
| Removing heavy material from cast iron | Cast iron grinding head — built for metal, not stone |
| Dressing a surface a sintered wheel cannot open | Brazed tooling — no bond to glaze, cuts immediately |
The trade-off is life. A sintered wheel keeps exposing fresh diamond as the bond wears, so it lasts far longer on a flat surface. A brazed tool gives a constant cut rate and reaches places a sintered wheel cannot — that is what it is for, and it should be chosen for that, not for long life.
Diameter, arbor and grit are set per tool and per material. They are confirmed on your quotation.
| Product name | Brazed Cup Wheel / Small Wheel / Cast Iron Grinding Head |
|---|---|
| Tool types | Cup wheel, small grinding wheel, cast iron grinding head |
| Diameter range | 100–180 mm cast iron heads on quotation |
| Arbor | Confirmed on quotation M14, 22.23 mm and others |
| Diamond layer | Single-layer brazed grit confirmed on quotation |
| Cutting method | Dry grinding wet available on request |
| Maximum speed | Confirmed on quotation printed on every tool |
| Primary materials | Stone, concrete, masonry, cast iron, metal |
| Compatible equipment | Angle grinder, floor edge grinder, bench grinder |
| Minimum order | 10 pieces per type |
The shape decides where the tool reaches; the diamond decides how fast it cuts and how long it lasts.
| Tool | Typical use | Material | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cup wheel | Flat surfaces, edges, coating removal | Stone, concrete, masonry | Dry, no loading |
| Small grinding wheel | Edges, corners, profiling | Stone, concrete | Reaches where a cup wheel will not |
| Cast iron grinding head | Metal and cast iron | Cast iron, steel | Built for metal, not stone |
Diameter, arbor and grit are confirmed on the quotation. Never exceed the maximum rpm printed on the tool.
Built for dry grinding and edge work on stone, concrete and metal. Selection should account for the surface, the reach needed and the machine arbor.
The primary application. A brazed cup wheel opens the surface immediately and keeps cutting at the same rate as it wears.
Coating removal, edge cleanup and small levelling jobs where a sintered wheel would load up and stall.
A cast iron head is built for metal: the diamond and the body are set for a ductile material rather than a brittle one.
Tools can be marked to match your brand. Marking is confirmed against the tool diameter and body type.
Skin packaging, colour boxes and neutral export cartons — including cartons with no branding for distributors.
Diameter, arbor, grit and diamond layer can be set for a specific machine or material, subject to a minimum order quantity.
Qianzhao has been making diamond tools in Ezhou, Hubei for seven years. The plant produces 100,000 blades and 3 million diamond segments a year, and exports to 14 countries.
Brazed tooling is produced in-house. The braze quality decides whether the diamond stays on the body under load — it is the single variable that separates a tool that lasts from one that sheds diamond on the first pass.
Brazing fixes a single layer of diamond to the surface; sintering mixes diamond through a metal bond that wears away to expose it. Brazed cuts at a constant rate and can run dry; sintered lasts much longer on a flat surface.
Brazed tooling does not glaze, so a tool that stops cutting has usually lost its diamond layer, or the arbor is wrong and the tool is running off-centre. Check the diamond edge first.
Yes, and wet gives longer life and no dust. It is normally run dry on site because water is not always available — the tool is designed for that.
M14 for European angle grinders, 22.23 mm for others, and other formats on request. State the machine model when you inquire.
10 pieces per type for stock specifications. Mixed types can be combined in one order.
Share the order quantity, cutting machine, material and destination market so your inquiry can be reviewed clearly.