FUJI GRINDING WHEEL is preparing to exhibit at GIFA 2027 in Düsseldorf, Germany, with a planned lineup of 300Hz high-frequency grinding tools and complementary grinding wheels developed for European foundries.
GIFA 2027, the International Foundry Trade Fair with Technical Forum, will take place from 21 to 25 June 2027 at Messe Düsseldorf. FUJI’s planned presentation will focus on medium- and heavy-duty casting grinding, including replacement requirements at foundries operating existing 300Hz high-frequency systems.
The planned exhibits include an upgraded 7-inch angle grinder, a high-frequency straight grinder with 6mm and 8mm collet options, and a higher-power 9-inch (230mm) angle grinder prototype under development.
All high-frequency tools planned for the display are being developed for 300Hz operation. The programme aims to help European foundries introduce replacement grinding equipment while retaining compatible high-frequency power infrastructure.
The linked 300Hz angle and straight grinder models require a compatible three-phase 200V/300Hz supply. Customers can discuss their existing system specifications with FUJI to confirm voltage, capacity and connection requirements. More equipment options are available in FUJI’s high-frequency grinders and power systems range.
FUJI’s planned lineup includes an upgraded 7-inch 300Hz high-frequency angle grinder for foundry castings. The 180mm format is intended for casting surface grinding and fettling, supporting foundries seeking equipment for medium- and heavy-duty material removal.
The upgraded model is currently undergoing the CE conformity assessment process. Its presentation at GIFA will provide an opportunity to discuss casting materials, grinding requirements and tool selection with FUJI.
The planned 300Hz high-frequency straight grinder for metal grinding will extend the display to restricted-access applications. Also described as a high-frequency die grinder, this tool format addresses areas that are difficult to reach with an angle grinder.
With 6mm and 8mm collet options, the planned configuration supports suitable mounted abrasives for localised grinding and finishing. The straight grinder is also undergoing the CE conformity assessment process.
A key project in FUJI’s development programme is a higher-power 9-inch (230mm) high-frequency angle grinder for demanding casting grinding applications.
FUJI reports strong customer interest in this larger model, particularly among European foundries awaiting additional options for heavy-duty grinding. The machine remains under development, with a prototype planned for presentation at GIFA 2027.
The exhibition will offer an opportunity to discuss application requirements and development progress. Final specifications and commercial availability have not yet been announced.
FUJI also plans to display complementary abrasives, including its 180mm zirconia grinding wheel for heavy-duty castings.
Presenting tools and abrasives together will allow visitors to discuss combinations suited to their casting materials, material-removal requirements and desired finish. Specific wheel selection will depend on the machine rating, wheel dimensions, mounting arrangement and approved application.
According to FUJI, the discontinuation of FEIN high-frequency tools has created replacement demand among European foundries, especially for medium- and heavy-duty casting grinding. FUJI’s 300Hz development programme aims to provide additional options for users evaluating alternatives to legacy equipment.
The planned GIFA display will bring together large-surface grinding, restricted-access finishing and abrasive selection, giving foundries and distributors an opportunity to discuss their requirements with FUJI.
Foundries, distributors and industrial partners interested in the planned exhibits are invited to contact FUJI about GIFA 2027 and 300Hz grinding solutions.
Share your power-supply specifications, casting materials and grinding requirements to discuss the appropriate equipment, or register your interest in the forthcoming 230mm high-frequency angle grinder. Further exhibition details will be announced as preparations progress.
