Grinding Wheel Andre 150 mm x 8 mm x 32 mm 99A60K7VE01-35 White Type 1C

Andre profiling grinding wheel 150 mm × 8 mm × 32 mm (white, Type 1C) is designed for precision metalworking and tool reconditioning. The wheel’s specified outer diameter, thickness and 32 mm bore make it suitable for mounting on compatible bench or pedestal grinders and certain handheld machines intended for Type 1C wheels. The white abrasive composition offers a balance of cutting action and surface finish for applications that require a finer, less-contaminating abrasive than conventional brown wheels.

Advantages

The wheel provides consistent profile retention and dimensional stability during moderate-duty grinding thanks to its controlled abrasive structure. Its white abrasive grade reduces heat generation and contamination on steel and alloy surfaces, helping to preserve cutting edges and temper of tools. The 150 mm diameter combined with 8 mm thickness allows for narrow, precise material removal and access in profiling and finishing operations. Manufactured to fit standard 32 mm bores, it is straightforward to install and replace on compatible grinders.

Suitable for

• Profiling and shaping of cutting tools and mill bits
• Surface finishing and light stock removal on steel and alloy components
• Sharpening of blades, chisels and precision instruments
• Grinding operations where reduced heat and low contamination are needed

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 150 mm
• Thickness: 8 mm
• Bore diameter: 32 mm
• Abrasive type: white abrasive, Type 1C (profiled wheel)
• Application focus: profiling, finishing and sharpening

How to use

Install the grinding wheel on a compatible grinder with a 32 mm arbor, ensuring correct mounting flanges and secure tightening according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions. Inspect the wheel for visible damage before mounting and perform a ring test if recommended by the grinder maker. Operate the machine at the specified maximum peripheral speed and allow the wheel to reach full operating speed before contact with the workpiece. Use steady, light passes when profiling or sharpening to avoid overheating; allow the workpiece to cool as needed. Follow standard personal protective equipment requirements such as eye protection, face shield and appropriate gloves.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, dress the wheel periodically with a suitable dressing tool to restore profile and cutting performance. Avoid excessive side pressure; use light, controlled strokes to maintain wheel life and surface finish. Match wheel grade and grit to the material and task to balance cutting speed and finish quality.