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Ceramic & Tile

Fickert, squaring wheels and calibrating rollers for porcelain and ceramic tile.
Sub Applications

Solutions In This Category

Tile finishing is a sequence, not a single step: biscuit grinding, squaring, calibrating and polishing each remove a different amount of stock. Diamond grade and grit size are chosen per step rather than per plant.

Resin bond diamond elastic grinding blocks for porcelain tile and ceramic edges
Resin Bond Diamond Elastic Grinding BlocksGrit for resin bond elastic blocks on ceramic tile polishing lines, from biscuit grinding through gloss finishing.
Selection Guide

Diamond Grades For This Category

Process stepGrade directionSize range
Resin bond elastic fickertRVD or RVG grit with HDY micron80# to 400#
Resin bond squaring wheelRVD / RVG grit140# to 270#
Metal bond squaring wheelMBD4 / MBD6 grit60# to 100#
Metal bond calibrating rollerMBD4 / MBD6 grit30# to 140#
HDHR crushed diamond grit 100/120 in factory packing
HDHR Crushed Diamond Grit80/100 - 325/400 mesh
HDYR Crushed Diamond Grit
HDYR Crushed Diamond Grit80/100 - 325/400 mesh
HDGR Crushed Diamond Grit
HDGR Crushed Diamond Grit80/100 - 400/500 mesh
HDGNR Crushed Diamond Grit80/100 - 400/500 mesh
Selection Notes

How To Choose The Right Grade

  • Match grit to the step, not to the tile: fickert removes stock, squaring sets the edge, polishing sets gloss.
  • Metal bond is for stock removal on porcelain; resin bond is for the finishing sequence.
  • Ask for magnetic content on the batch certificate — iron shows up as scratch marks on polished tile.
Inquiry

What To Include

Start from the application requirement. We will help narrow the grade, particle size and packing route.

1Tile type and step (fickert / squaring / calibrating / polishing)
2Grit used today
3Bond system
4Quantity and packing
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