Surface grinding in Cape Town

Surface finishing as part of the component

Surface grinding removes material using an abrasive wheel. It is a finishing process that can be specified for particular surfaces rather than the entire shape of a part.

Our service is offered alongside machining and component preparation. To assess a job, we need to understand the condition of the part, which surfaces need grinding and the finished requirements shown on your drawing. Do not assume a particular tolerance or finish without discussing it with us.

Information that helps us assess grinding work

Identify the material and the overall dimensions of the component. Where your drawing specifies a finished size, flatness requirement or surface finish, include that information with your enquiry.

If the component has already been machined, explain its current condition and what remains to be done. If grinding is part of a new component requirement, send the whole drawing so that the machining and finishing work can be discussed together.

Machining and finishing under one roof

Surface grinding is one of the established services within Allbest Engineering’s wider machining, manufacturing and repair work. The company began in 2000 and operates from Killarney Gardens, Cape Town, with a 110 kVA generator supporting work during power interruptions.