USED ROWLAND PEDESTAL GRINDER

R25300,00

USED ROWLAND PEDESTAL GRINDER

400 x 127 x 50mm wheel diameter

4KW motor

1000 RPM

2 x 400mm grinding wheels

1 in stock

SKU: RPG400 Category:

Description

USED ROWLAND PEDESTAL GRINDER

 

 

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The Rowland Pedestal Grinder is a robust machine designed for heavy-duty grinding tasks. Pedestal grinders like the Rowland model are commonly used in industrial workshops, tool rooms, and maintenance shops. These machines are mounted on a sturdy pedestal, hence the name, which provides stability and allows operators to work on the machine comfortably.

Features of a Rowland Pedestal Grinder:

  1. Grinding Wheels: Typically equipped with two grinding wheels—one for coarse grinding and one for fine grinding. These wheels are interchangeable for specific tasks.
  2. Heavy-Duty Construction: Built for durability and stability to handle demanding tasks.
  3. Powerful Motor: Ensures consistent performance for continuous operation.
  4. Work Rests: Adjustable rests support the workpiece and improve operator control.
  5. Eye Shields and Guards: For operator safety, protecting against sparks and debris.
  6. Vibration Isolation: Many models are designed to minimize vibrations, enhancing precision and comfort.
  7. Coolant System (Optional): Some models feature a coolant reservoir or piping to prevent overheating.

Uses of the Rowland Pedestal Grinder:

  • Deburring: Removes sharp edges or burrs from cut materials.
  • Surface Preparation: Prepares metal surfaces for further processing.
  • Sharpening Tools: Restores the edge of tools like chisels and blades.
  • Grinding: Shapes or finishes metal parts.
  • Material Removal: Removes excess material for precise fitting or repair.

Applications:

  • Common in metalworking, fabrication, and repair workshops.
  • Used in maintenance departments for tool sharpening and part restoration.

Safety Guidelines:

  1. Inspect the grinder and grinding wheels for damage before use.
  2. Wear appropriate PPE, including safety goggles, gloves, and ear protection.
  3. Use the correct wheel type and speed for the task.
  4. Maintain proper clearance between the wheel and the tool rest.
  5. Avoid standing directly in line with the grinding wheel during startup, as damaged wheels may shatter.
  6. Regularly clean the machine and workspace to prevent accidents.