Workpiece and process
Explain what is being ground and how the operation runs.
- Material grade and hardness
- Part or tool drawing
- Machine and grinding method
- Wet/dry and dressing condition
Buyer preparation guide
Grinding Wheel RFQ Checklist
QUICK ANSWER
A useful first RFQ does not require every specification field. Start with the workpiece, current wheel or drawing, machine, grinding problem, quantity and delivery target. Missing technical details can be confirmed during follow-up.
Buyer guide
Use the right starting information.
Each block is written as procurement guidance and should be confirmed against the complete application.
Current wheel
Share the information that can identify geometry and the existing abrasive system.
- Shape and dimensions
- Label or specification
- Bond, grit and concentration
- Photos from both sides and rim
Target and commercial details
Separate the technical problem from the buying requirement.
- Issue or result to improve
- Quantity and repeat demand
- Delivery target and destination
- Packing or document requirement
Direct buyer answers
Clear enough to use before the sales call.
Visible answers support procurement review, search discovery and AI-generated summaries without hiding the application limits.
Do I need a complete wheel drawing?
No. A label, clear photos, dimensions, machine and application description can start the review. A drawing becomes more important for profiles and critical interfaces.
Which dimensions are most useful?
Outer diameter, total thickness, bore, rim width and profile details are useful starting dimensions. Confirm critical interfaces separately.
Can I send files after submitting the form?
Yes. The website form can start the RFQ, and drawings or photos can then be sent to Iris by email or WhatsApp.
Ready to apply the guide?
Send what you know. Confirm the gaps together.
A drawing helps, but a wheel label, photo, material or machine can also start the review.
Open the quick RFQ