Flat grinding wheel Andre 200 mm × 25 mm × 32 mm, type 1, abrasive 98C60K7VC01-35, black

Flat grinding wheel Andre 200 mm × 25 mm × 32 mm, type 1, abrasive 98C60K7VC01-35, black is a bonded abrasive wheel designed for material removal and surface finishing on ferrous metals. With a 200 mm outer diameter, 25 mm thickness and 32 mm bore, this wheel fits common bench and pedestal grinders as well as many industrial grinding machines when mounted on compatible shafts and flanges. The abrasive formulation is intended to provide a balance between cutting rate and wheel life for tasks such as deburring, shaping and edge preparation.

Advantages

The wheel provides consistent stock removal and a predictable wear pattern thanks to its bonded abrasive composition. Its dimensions ensure compatibility with a wide range of grinders while the 25 mm width offers a stable contact area for even grinding. The abrasive type is optimized for work on steel and other ferrous materials, delivering effective cutting performance and controlled surface finish without frequent dressing when used under recommended conditions.

Suitable for

• Deburring of steel components
• Shaping and profiling metal edges
• Surface finishing and light stock removal on ferrous materials
• Pre-weld cleaning and edge preparation

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 200 mm
• Thickness: 25 mm
• Bore (inner diameter): 32 mm
• Wheel type: flat, Type 1
• Abrasive designation: 98C60K7VC01-35 (black)
• Intended material: steel and other ferrous metals

How to use

Inspect the wheel for visible damage before mounting and ensure the grinder is switched off and unplugged. Mount the wheel on a correctly sized spindle with appropriate flanges, and tighten according to the grinder manufacturer’s instructions. Use appropriate guards, and wear eye, face and hand protection. Bring the workpiece to the rotating wheel with steady, controlled pressure, avoiding excessive force or side loads. Allow the abrasive to do the cutting and periodically check the wheel for glazing or imbalance. Dress the wheel as needed to restore cutting performance and proper shape.

Usage recommendations

Operate the wheel within the grinder’s recommended speed range and avoid impact or shock loads. Use coolant or intermittent contact when prolonged grinding generates excessive heat. Replace the wheel if cracks, chips, or other structural damage are detected. Select appropriate personal protective equipment and follow machine-specific safety procedures.