Fixed abrasive machining, which is carried out by means of more or less irregularly formed grains composed of hard substances brought into contact with the material, represents a key manufacturing engineering technology with high-efficiency security and machining quality. This chapter has provided some basic information on the fixed abrasive machining technology in fundamental terms, i.e., tools, machining parameters, and application technology in machining ductile and brittle materials. Limited to the length of the book, the industrial application information of fixed abrasive machining could not be introduced here. The readers could perhaps find the additional knowledge in the related literatures.

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