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BG14 Backstand Finishing Grinder

Looking for a rugged, dependable grinder that can keep up with demanding foundry and fabrication environments?
The Kalamazoo Industries BG14 Backstand Grinder is engineered to handle aggressive material removal, weld cleanup, and surface refinement, making it an ideal finishing grinder for foundries as well as welding and fabrication shops focused on consistency and throughput. Its heavy-duty construction supports continuous operation, while the open backstand design allows easy integration into manual workflows or forward-looking automation solutions, including use alongside an industrial robot cell for repetitive finishing tasks. Whether deployed as a standalone workstation or as part of larger production solutions, the BG14 delivers the durability, flexibility, and performance required for industrial metalworking operations.
Contact Kalamazoo Industries today to discuss how the BG14 can support your finishing process and production goals.
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Shops use the BG14 to clean up parts. It helps remove burrs, smooth sharp edges, and blend welds. Foundries also use it for cleanup work on castings.

Yes. Many shops use it as a finishing grinder to make parts look better and feel smoother. It’s great for final cleanup after cutting, welding, or casting.

Common parts include steel plate, brackets, tubing, frames, and weldments. It can also help with many cast parts that need edge cleanup or surface smoothing.

Most shops use it on steel and cast iron. If you work with other metals, your results will depend on the belt you choose and how you run the part.

Use the same belt types, the same grit steps, and the same “good part” standard. Many shops post a simple guide at the machine, so every operator follows the same steps.

Most shops keep a few grits on hand—coarse for fast cleanup, medium for shaping, and fine for finishing. The best belt choice depends on your parts, your finish goal, and how much material you need to remove.

Yes. Many companies start with manual grinding first. Once they know their cycle time and quality needs, they can look at automation solutions for higher volume work.

Yes. An industrial robot cell is best for repeat jobs that don’t change much. The BG14 is helpful for short runs, special parts, touch-ups, and rework.

If your parts change often and volumes are smaller, manual grinding usually makes more sense. If you run the same parts all day and need the same finish every time, automation may be a better fit later.

The BG14 helps you set a clear process today—belt choice, cycle time, and finish quality. That makes it easier to grow later with more stations or larger production solutions.