Components of a typical desktop grinder machine

Desktop grinder machines are commonly used in workshops, garages, and other settings where grinding, sharpening, or polishing tasks are performed. They can be used for a variety of applications, including sharpening tools, removing material from metal or other surfaces, deburring, and shaping workpieces.It typically consists of a motor-driven grinding wheel or wheels mounted on a stationary base or workbench.

Here are some key features and components of a typical desktop grinder machine:

    Motor: The grinder machine is equipped with an electric motor that powers the grinding wheels. The motor provides the necessary rotational power to spin the wheels at high speeds.

    Grinding Wheels: The grinder machine usually has two grinding wheels mounted on each side of the motor. The wheels are made of abrasive material, such as aluminum oxide or silicon carbide, and come in different grit sizes for various grinding applications.

    Eye Shields: To protect the operator from flying debris and sparks, desktop grinder machines often have adjustable eye shields on each side of the grinding wheels. The eye shields are transparent and allow the operator to see the grinding process while providing physical protection.

    Tool Rests: Tool rests are adjustable supports located near the grinding wheels. They are designed to provide a stable platform for the workpiece and allow the operator to position the material accurately for grinding.

Electric bench grinder motors power tool

model	TD125	TD150	TD200	TD250
size of wheel(mm)	125x16x12.7	150x16x12.7	150x20x32	250x25x32
powerfkw hp)	120	150	550	750
voltange(V)	220	220	220	220
frequency(HZ)	50/60	50/60	50/60	50/60
eye shiele and tool rest	optional	optional	have	have
wight (kg)	4.0	5.0	10.0	18.5
size ( mm )	290x170x200	320x1805x220	390x270x310	470x335x310

    Spark Deflectors: Spark deflectors are often present on desktop grinder machines to redirect sparks and debris away from the operator. They help improve safety by reducing the risk of injury from flying particles.

    On/Off Switch: A power switch is located on the grinder machine for easy operation. It allows the user to turn the machine on or off as needed.