Flat grinding wheel Andre 200 mm x 20 mm x 51 mm 99A60K7VE01-35

Flat grinding wheel Andre 200 mm x 20 mm x 51 mm 99A60K7VE01-35 is a bench and pedestal grinder accessory designed for material removal and surface finishing on metal and similar substrates. The wheel’s dimensions — 200 mm diameter, 20 mm thickness and 51 mm bore — suit standard bench grinder spindles and allow stable mounting for consistent abrasive contact. The abrasive composition and bond type indicated by the model code provide a predictable cutting action and wear behaviour for general-purpose workshop grinding.

Advantages

The grinding wheel offers uniform abrasive distribution and balance for reduced vibration during operation. Its construction supports efficient stock removal and stable surface finishing on ferrous metals. The specified thickness and bore size enable secure mounting and reliable rotation at typical bench grinder speeds. The product is produced to industry sizing standards to simplify replacement and compatibility with common grinder models.

Suitable for

• Deburring and removing sharp edges from metal parts
• Shaping and profiling metal components
• General-purpose grinding and surface preparation
• Workshop and industrial bench grinding tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Thickness: 20 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 51 mm
• Abrasive type and grit indicated by model code for medium-coarse cutting
• Bond type selected for consistent wear and cutting performance

How to use

Install the Andre 200 x 20 x 51 mm grinding wheel on a compatible bench or pedestal grinder following the machine manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Ensure the wheel is centered on the spindle, tightened to the specified clamping torque, and that safety guards are correctly positioned. Prior to use, perform a ring test if applicable and inspect the wheel for visible damage. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed range for the wheel and apply light, even pressure while moving the workpiece across the wheel to avoid excessive heat buildup and glazing. Allow the wheel to cool between heavy cutting passes and replace when abrasive performance or structural integrity declines.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, hearing protection and gloves. Select the wheel grit and bond consistent with the workpiece material and the desired finish; for harder steels choose finer grinding action and for rapid material removal select coarser abrasives. Keep coolant or intermittent grinding pauses in mind to control temperature-sensitive operations. Store the wheel in a dry, stable environment away from extreme temperatures and humidity to preserve performance.