Founded in 1988, Buffalo Abrasives manufactures grinding wheels and cutoff blades, specializing in high-performance products engineered for specific applications. Located in North Tonawanda, New York, it occupies facilities formerly used by National Grinding Wheel; its management team includes third- and fourth-generation descendants of National Grinding Wheel founder John J. Russ. Buffalo Abrasives became a subsidiary of India-based Sak Abrasives in 2019.
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Precision AbrasivesFor over four decades, Precision Abrasives has built its name as a Buffalo, New York-based abrasive specialist serving industrial customers through distribution. The company operates from a 38,000-square-foot facility and supports more than 1,200 industrial distributors across the United States and Canada, with a focus on coated abrasive solutions and customer support.ORCHARD PARK, NY
Wendt USA, LLCBuffalo-based Wendt USA, LLC manufactures coated and nonwoven abrasive tooling for grinding, finishing, and polishing applications as the North American arm of family-run G-WENDT. Founded in 1971, the company traces a distinctive product heritage to its founder’s 1988 invention of the flap disc on a fiberglass backing plate, and it has manufactured in the United States since 2006. A newly renovated Buffalo facility reopened in 2024 to expand production capacity and inventory.BUFFALO, NY
Carborundum Grinding Wheel CompanySince former employees reopened Logan, Ohio’s specialized grinding-wheel plant in 1984, Carborundum Grinding Wheel Company has manufactured organically bonded grinding wheels tailored to individual production processes. The privately owned company draws on roots reaching back to the original Carborundum Company and a Logan facility that began making resin-bonded wheels in 1956. Today, its application-focused team develops custom solutions for demanding work such as bearing, needle, blade, and rail grinding.LOGAN, OH
Superior Abrasives, LLCFounded in Dayton in 1962 as Superior Rotary Tools, Superior Abrasives now manufactures coated and nonwoven abrasive products for grinding, finishing and polishing. Its history reaches back to Dayton’s abrasive-specialty trade in 1942, and the company supplies standard products while its engineers develop tailored solutions for demanding aerospace, medical and power-generation applications. The business moved into a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Vandalia in 2016 and became part of the RÜGGEBERG GROUP in 2012.VANDALIA, OH