• With its high adaptability, manual grinders provide operators with flexible control, allowing for real-time adjustments to various grinding parameters based on the specific features and requirements of the workpiece.
• Compared to highly automated counterparts, manual grinders incur lower acquisition and maintenance costs. Due to the absence of complex automation components, the maintenance of manual grinders is relatively.
• Straightforward, and repairs can be more easily carried out.

• With automated functionality in controlling certain grinding parameters such as feed speed and cutting depth, it reduces the workload for operators.
• Automated control enhances processing accuracy and consistency, reducing the likelihood of operator errors and contributing to maintaining high-quality processing results.
• Operators remain involved in the grinding process, enabling real-time monitoring of the machining conditions, making necessary adjustments and interventions to ensure the flexibility of the machining process.

• In fully automatic grinders, most parameters during the grinding process, including feed speed, depth, and grinding wheel position, are automatically adjusted by the control system, significantly reducing the operator's involvement.
• Suitable for mass production, fully automatic grinders can operate at high speeds for continuous processing, enhancing production efficiency and reducing unit costs.
• Automatic control ensures high processing repeatability, allowing each workpiece's machining process to occur under the same conditions, ensuring consistent processing quality.

In addition, Joen Lih also accommodates partial customization of equipment based on customer requirements.