Grinding/Sharpening Wheel GEKO G00380 for Carbide Saw Blades 125×10×32×8 mm

GEKO G00380 sharpening wheel is designed to restore and maintain the cutting geometry of carbide-tipped saw blades. With dimensions 125×10×32×8 mm, this abrasive wheel is suitable for bench and portable sharpening machines that accept its bore and thickness. It is intended for reprofiling teeth, removing burrs and minor defects, and helping to extend the service life and cutting performance of carbide saw blades used in woodworking and light metal cutting.

Advantages

The wheel is made for precision dressing of carbide tips and offers consistent material removal for even tooth profiles. Its dimensions and bore allow compatibility with common sharpening setups. Using a dedicated sharpening wheel reduces the need for frequent blade replacement and supports predictable cutting results by restoring correct tooth angles and clearances.

Suitable for

• Reprofiling carbide-tipped circular saw blades for woodworking
• Removing burrs and minor damage from saw teeth
• Routine maintenance on bench and portable sharpening machines
• Preparing blades for accurate crosscut and rip cuts

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 125 mm
• Wheel thickness: 10 mm
• Bore diameter(s): 32 mm and 8 mm (compatible with machines accepting these bores)
• Abrasive type: designed for use on carbide (tipped) saw teeth
• Application: reprofiling, deburring and edge maintenance of circular saw blades

How to use

Mount the sharpening wheel on a machine whose spindle and adaptors match the wheel's bore dimensions, ensuring secure and concentric fitting. Set the machine speed and coolant or dust extraction according to the sharpening machine manufacturer's guidance and the carbide manufacturer's recommendations. Make incremental passes over each tooth to remove small amounts of material, checking the profile and tooth clearance regularly until the desired geometry is restored. Allow the wheel to cool between passes if it becomes warm, and inspect abrasive condition before each session.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, dust mask, and hearing protection) and employ dust extraction when sharpening. Replace the wheel when wear or glazing prevents effective cutting. Match wheel grit and dressing method to the carbide grade and the required finish to achieve consistent tooth geometry and cutting performance.