- Available in two different versions with different Grinding Cycles - Crush Grinding and Down Feed Grinding
- Model SEG-1 and SEG-3 with Crush Grinding Cycle as the springs in these wire ranges can be easily ground with this process
- Model SEG-12 with an option of Crush Grinding or Down Feed Grinding as with bigger wire size springs can be ground better with Down Feed cycle and it gives high production rate with minimum handling of the springs

Crush Grinding: In this process, distance between the two grinding wheels is set to the required spring length. Springs are fed through the loading plate between the grinding wheels. As the desired length is attained, springs fall through a chute to the bottom from where they may be collected. The removal of extra material is possible by single pass as well as by multiple pass

Down Feed Grinding: In this process, the top wheel has a down feed arrangement. After the springs are loaded and fed between the grinding wheels, the Down Feed cycle starts. As the cycle proceeds, grinding pressure on the wheels rises, which increases the current of the spindle motor till it reaches the preset upper limit. At this point, Down Feed stops and grinding continues in Spark Out. During Spark Out, current begins to drop gradually, down to the preset lower limit. Then Down Feed starts again. This cycle continues till the desired spring length is reached. The setting of cycle is done with the help of scale, dogs and electrical limit switches. The Down Feed and the loading plate drive are both infinitely variable to suit individual springs.

- Available in two different versions with different Grinding Cycles - Crush Grinding and Down Feed Grinding
- Model SEG-1 and SEG-3 with Crush Grinding Cycle as the springs in these wire ranges can be easily ground with this process
- Model SEG-12 with an option of Crush Grinding or Down Feed Grinding as with bigger wire size springs can be ground better with Down Feed cycle and it gives high production rate with minimum handling of the springs

Crush Grinding: In this process, distance between the two grinding wheels is set to the required spring length. Springs are fed through the loading plate between the grinding wheels. As the desired length is attained, springs fall through a chute to the bottom from where they may be collected. The removal of extra material is possible by single pass as well as by multiple pass

Down Feed Grinding: In this process, the top wheel has a down feed arrangement. After the springs are loaded and fed between the grinding wheels, the Down Feed cycle starts. As the cycle proceeds, grinding pressure on the wheels rises, which increases the current of the spindle motor till it reaches the preset upper limit. At this point, Down Feed stops and grinding continues in Spark Out. During Spark Out, current begins to drop gradually, down to the preset lower limit. Then Down Feed starts again. This cycle continues till the desired spring length is reached. The setting of cycle is done with the help of scale, dogs and electrical limit switches. The Down Feed and the loading plate drive are both infinitely variable to suit individual springs.