Hole Grinding

Precision Hole Grinding: Delivering High-Accuracy Gear Bore Finishing for VIGE Planetary Reducers

What Is Hole Grinding?

Hole grinding, also known as internal grinding, is a specialized precision machining process used to finish the internal bores of components — such as the center hole of a gear. This process removes minute amounts of material using abrasive grinding wheels, achieving highly accurate internal diameters, fine surface finishes, and tight cylindricity and concentricity tolerances. It is essential for high-precision gear and bearing fits in planetary reducer applications.

What Defines a High-Quality Hole Grinding Process?

What Defines a High-Quality Hole Grinding Process?

At VIGE, we use a progressive grinding method — an advanced approach involving eight sequential grinding tools of varying grit size. This gradual refinement process progressively improves dimensional accuracy and surface quality at each stage, ensuring optimal geometry and finish.

Why Hole Grinding Matters in Planetary Gear Reducers

The internal bore of a gear directly interfaces with shafts, bearings, or couplings. Precision hole grinding ensures:

In servo-driven or precision-loaded gearboxes, the consistency of bore finish has a significant impact on performance and durability.

How VIGE Controls Hole Grinding Quality

Our hole grinding process is carried out on high-precision internal grinders equipped with:

Our climate-controlled production environment, combined with strict process control, ensures every gear bore meets the highest standards before entering final assembly.

Additional Benefits of Precision Bore Grinding

By achieving optimal bore geometry and surface integrity, precision grinding eliminates the need for post-assembly rework or adjustment. It ensures seamless shaft fits and enhances overall gearbox symmetry, contributing to:

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