Anchor Abrasives Company

Address

7651 West 185th Street
Tinley Park
IL, 60477
United States

Phone: +1708444-4300

Fax: +1708444-1300

Anchor Abrasives is a privately held company and was formed in 1971. Founder, Frank Shoemaker is credited for naming the company after the system for anchoring nut inserts into the nonusable portion of the disc.

Today, we are leaders in state-of-the-art formulation and manufacturing of double discs, cylinders, centerless and roll wheels . Anchor Abrasives moved into a new manufacturing facility in 1998, which has been designed with the latest technology to produce high quality custom abrasive products.

Anchor's products grind a variety of bearings, springs, ceramics, cutlery, hand tools, bars, tubing and automotive parts including connecting rods, valve plates, piston rings, and pump parts.

Primary Activity

Manufacturer of double discs, Cylinders, Centerless and roll wheels.

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