MF-2718 Multi Purpose Tool Sharpening Machines 360 Degree Index Head 90-630mm Blades

The MF-2718 is a multi-purpose tool and blade grinder for sharpening forming tools, planer blades and circular saw blades in-house. The index head rotates a full 360° inside a ∅360 mm envelope, so a cutter held in the fixture can be presented to the wheel at any angle instead of needing a separate jig for every tool type.

Circular saw blades from ∅90 mm to ∅630 mm are supported, which covers trim blades up to the large blades used on panel saws. The grinding head lifts through 200 mm of vertical travel, and the wheel runs at 3600 r/min to produce a fine, even edge rather than the coarse finish of a slow stone.

A 370 W motor drives the machine. Control is a touchscreen panel with emergency stop, start and stop, together with a handwheel pendant that selects the X or Y axis and feeds at ×1, ×10 or ×100 for fine positioning. The rail is oiled automatically on a timed cycle.

The machine stands 800 × 700 × 1500 mm at 200 kg in an enclosed floor-standing body built to GB12557-2000. Because sharpening happens in-house, the shop stops paying per-tool sharpening fees and stops waiting for cutters to come back.

What makes the MF-2718 multi-purpose is the index head, the travel the grinding head has to work with, and the fine-feed control.

• 360° rotary index head — any cutting angle can be dialled in directly, so one machine covers tool families that would otherwise each need their own fixture.
• Circular saw blade capacity ∅90 – 630 mm — from small trim blades right up to the large blades a panel shop actually runs.
• 200 mm vertical lift — the grinding head is raised or lowered to suit the tool height in one setting.
• 3600 r/min grinding wheel — a fine, even edge rather than the coarse finish of a slow stone.
• 370 W motor — sized for a workshop bench, not a production line.
• Touchscreen HMI with emergency stop — emergency stop, start and stop sit on one panel at the front of the machine.
• Handwheel pendant, X / Y axis with ×1 · ×10 · ×100 feed — fine positioning without setting up a separate fixture.
• Timed automatic lubrication — the lubricator runs on a set cycle (DCR-50/1C, 50 ml/min), so the operator only tops up the reservoir.
• Coolant nozzles and work lamp on the head — heat is controlled at the contact point and the edge stays visible while grinding.
• Enclosed floor-standing body — 800 × 700 × 1500 mm at 200 kg, built to GB12557-2000.

A shop that sharpens forming tools, planer blades and saw blades normally either sends them out or keeps several single-purpose grinders. The MF-2718 replaces both.

• One machine instead of several. Forming tools, planer blades and circular saw blades from ∅90 mm to ∅630 mm all run on the same machine, so the shop does not need a separate grinder for each tool family.
• Sharp tools on demand, not on lead time. Outsourced sharpening is a round trip. In-house, the cutter goes back on the machine the same shift and production never waits on a courier.
• The 360° index head is what makes it multi-purpose. The angle is dialled, not shimmed — the difference between a grinder that handles one tool family and one that handles three.
• ∅90–630 mm saw blade range. The MF-2718 covers blades from ∅90 mm up to ∅630 mm, which is the range a panel shop runs.
• Fine feed without a fixture. The handwheel pendant feeds the X or Y axis at ×1, ×10 or ×100, so the last few hundredths are set by hand instead of by re-clamping.
• A 200 kg machine, not a bench unit. Built to GB12557-2000, it is sized to hold its setting through daily workshop use.

Forming tools, planer blades and circular saw blades from ∅90 mm to ∅630 mm, so the same fixture covers three tool families that would otherwise each need their own grinder.

Yes. Circular saw blades from ∅90 mm to ∅630 mm are supported, which covers trim blades up to the large blades used on panel saws.

∅630 mm. The smallest is ∅90 mm. Blades outside that range need a different machine, so confirm with us before ordering.

The index head rotates a full 360° inside a ∅360 mm envelope. The angle is dialled in on the head rather than built up with shims, and the same setting can be returned to for the next re-sharpening.

The machine uses a handwheel pendant with X and Y axis selection and ×1, ×10 and ×100 feed multipliers, so the final position is set by hand rather than by re-clamping.

Yes. Rail lubrication is on a timed automatic cycle, so the operator only tops up the lubricant reservoir rather than oiling by hand each shift.

Coolant is fed through nozzles on the grinding head, so heat is controlled at the contact point and the cutting edge is not drawn.

MOQ is 1 set, lead time is 5–8 working days, payment is by T/T, and the machine ships in an export-standard plywood case.

Woodworking shops, cabinet and panel plants, metalworking and machine shops, and any workshop that currently sends cutters out for sharpening or keeps a separate grinder for each tool family.