Grinding Wheel Flat 250×25×32 mm Andre 99C60K7VC01-35 Type 1 (green)

Flat grinding wheel Andre 99C60K7VC01-35, green, with dimensions 250 × 25 × 32 mm is a Type 1 abrasive wheel designed for use on bench and pedestal grinders. It is intended for material removal, surface preparation and general-purpose metal grinding where a 250 mm diameter wheel with a 25 mm thickness and 32 mm centre bore is required. The wheel's abrasive composition and hardness rating suit a range of ferrous metalworking tasks including deburring and shaping of parts.

Advantages

The wheel provides stable running and consistent abrasive performance during continuous grinding operations. Its Type 1 flat profile allows uniform contact with workpieces for controlled stock removal. The green colour denotes the specific abrasive and bond combination optimized for moderate to heavy-duty metal grinding, offering a balance between cutting speed and wheel life. The standard 32 mm bore fits most pedestal and bench grinder spindles with appropriate adaptors.

Suitable for

• Bench or pedestal grinder metalworking
• Deburring and edge breaking of steel parts
• Shaping and rough grinding of fabricated components
• Surface preparation before welding or coating

Key specifications

• Shape: Type 1 (flat)
• Diameter: 250 mm
• Width (thickness): 25 mm
• Bore (centre hole): 32 mm
• Colour: green
• Abrasive grade and bond designed for general-purpose metal grinding

How to use

Mount the flat grinding wheel on a compatible bench or pedestal grinder spindle using suitable flanges and, if required, an adaptor to secure the 32 mm bore. Ensure the wheel is correctly seated and tightened according to the grinder manufacturer's instructions. Before use, inspect the wheel for cracks or damage and perform a ring test if applicable. Run the grinder at the rated peripheral speed and apply steady, moderate pressure to the workpiece, using controlled strokes across the wheel face to achieve the required material removal and finish. Allow the wheel to cool between heavy passes to avoid overheating the workpiece or the abrasive.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and respiratory protection when grinding. Use wheel guards and maintain safe distances. Replace the wheel if signs of excessive wear, glazing or damage appear, and follow the grinder manufacturer's maximum speed rating and mounting instructions to ensure safe operation.