2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Introduction

The 2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm is a heavy duty affordable alternative to the Space Case grinder.

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Advantage

With Precision Engineered Shark Teeth™, there is nothing on the market more durable then this grinder.

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Color Selection

Select your color of choice on one of the most durable anodized aluminum grinders in the industry

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Magnetic Lid

Don't worry about your top ever falling off by accident. Our superior design utilizes a heavy duty magnet to assist with the grinding process.

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Ultra Heavy Duty

Tipping the scales at .3 lbs, this unit is ultra heavy duty, made for the true grinder connoisseur. Our 50mm grinder is the most popular in our grinder line.

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Usage

Featuring a fully functional 2 stage operational area, the 2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm is able to grind your legal blend in the two stages.

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm Buyer Beware

There are quite a few grinders on the market that claim to be great units and sell at super cheap prices. Why? Because these grinders were not cut and cored from solid pieces of aluminum. All of our aluminum grinders we carry were manufactured using cut and cored aluminum, this process is known as CNC

These cheap knockoffs that you see selling so cheaply made from scrap aluminum and casted together, This is why the teeth break and reak of heavy fumes.

We offer you a great deal on quality grinders here at GotVape.com so when investigating pricing on comparable grinders to ours, ask if the grinder how much their grinder weighs and compare it to ours. The weight is great indicator of the quality of any aluminum grinder.

2 pc Anodized Aluminum Grinder 50mm What is Anodized Aluminum

Many metals are structurally weakened by the oxidation process, but not aluminum. Aluminum can actually be made stronger and more durable through a process called 'anodizing'. Anodizing involves placing a sheet of aluminum into a chemical acid bath, quite often acetone in laboratory experiments. The sheet of aluminum becomes the positive anode of a chemical battery and the acid bath becomes the negative. An electric current passes through the acid, causing the surface of the aluminum to oxidize (essentially rust).

The oxidized aluminum forms a strong coating as it replaces the original aluminum on the surface. The result is an extremely hard substance called anodized aluminum.