AESAAportaciones Especiales06 / Finishing
Cylindrical grinding for industrial components
Precision finishing integrated into the component refurbishment process.
Request a Quote ↗Grinding removes material with an abrasive wheel to achieve the final geometry and finish of cylindrical surfaces. AESA coordinates grinding with machining and cladding when the component requires a precision finishing operation.
Technical information
Precision Grinding
Applications and process selection
The assessment starts with the drawing and component condition, including any existing cladding or coating. Final dimensions, datums, finish and inspection requirements must be defined.
Published length alone does not establish whether a component can be ground. Diameter, mass, workholding, supports, geometry and surface condition may limit the operation. Tolerances and roughness are established in the technical review.
Component dimensions
- Maximum component length
- 4800 mm
- Maximum component diameter
- Ø 700 mm
Feasibility is reviewed against component geometry, workholding, surface access and job requirements. Maximum length and diameter do not establish feasibility for every combination.
Capacity and applications
- Grinding: up to Ø 700 mm and 4,800 mm in length, subject to geometry and requirements
Technical enquiries
Frequently asked questions
What grinding length do you state?
AESA states up to 4,800 mm in length and Ø 700 mm. Acceptance depends on workholding, supports, geometry and requirements; the maxima do not establish feasibility for every dimensional combination.
Can grinding form part of a component repair?
Yes. AESA coordinates grinding with machining and cladding where a refurbishment requires restoration of dimensions and finish.
What finish can you guarantee?
Tolerances and finish are confirmed after reviewing the drawing, material and geometry. A single value is not offered for every component.
Do you accept one-off components?
Yes. AESA accepts one-off components. Feasibility and scope are assessed against the component and its requirements.
How soon will you respond to an RFQ?
Our usual RFQ response time is three working days. Manufacturing or repair lead time is established in the quotation.
Do you work with customers outside Spain?
Yes. AESA works internationally. Please include the country of origin, component location and delivery requirements in your enquiry.
What documentation and traceability do you provide?
AESA provides certificates relating to the base material, deposition material and quality control for the job. Our integrated management application identifies the cladding batch applied to each component. Documentation and inspection requirements are reviewed with the order.
What should I include in an RFQ?
Include the component, known material, quantity, dimensions, service conditions and required outcome. Drawings can be sent to aesa@aportaciones-especiales.com. The website form does not support file attachments.