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High purity abrasive offers slightly higher hardness than brown aluminum oxide but greater friability, promoting the formation of new sharp cutting edges during grinding and reducing the risk of grinding burns. Capable of achieving superior surface quality and geometric accuracy compared to brown aluminum oxide wheels.

Typically features finer grit sizes, commonly between #80 and #220. The structure is dense with high demands on hardness uniformity. Often comes in straight, cup, or dish shapes. Requires higher dynamic and static balance standards to suit precision grinding machines.
Primarily used for sharpening high-speed steel (HSS) and alloy tool steel cutting tools (e.g., milling cutters, reamers, broaches), as well as finish grinding of precision molds, gauges, and mechanical components (e.g., bearing races, machine tool guideways). Suitable for surface grinders, tool and cutter grinders, and cylindrical grinders.