Bench Mounted Grinding Wheel LUKAS EKR 36 N V4 32×32×6 for Shaft/Pin Dressing

LUKAS EKR 36 N V4 32×32×6 is a cylindrical grinding wheel engineered for bench-mounted or machine-mounted shaft and pin dressing. With compact dimensions of 32×32×6 mm, this wheel is intended for precision material removal on small cylindrical components, offering controlled deburring, surface truing and light stock removal on metals and hardened parts.

Advantages

The wheel's construction provides consistent cutting action and predictable wear for repeatable dressing operations. Its geometry and abrasive formulation support fine surface finish and dimensional control on small shafts and pins. The compact size makes it suitable for confined setups, while compatibility with typical bench grinders and dressing fixtures ensures straightforward installation and stable rotation during use.

Suitable for

• Dressing and finishing of small shafts and pins
• Deburring of metal components and machined parts
• Surface truing and light stock removal on hardened parts
• Bench-mounted precision grinding and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Shape: cylindrical (shaft/pin) grinding wheel
• Dimensions: 32 × 32 × 6 mm (diameter × length × bore thickness)
• Abrasive grade: designed for precision material removal on metal and hardened components
• Mounting: bench or machine-mounted application for rotating shaft/pin dressing
• Typical applications: deburring, surface truing, light stock removal

How to use

Mount the grinding wheel securely on a compatible bench or machine dressing spindle, ensuring correct alignment and secure clamping. Operate at recommended speeds for the wheel and the workpiece material, maintain steady feed and light contact pressure to avoid overheating or excessive material removal. Periodically inspect the wheel for wear and balance to maintain consistent surface quality and safe operation. Follow the machine manufacturer's safety guidelines and use appropriate guards and personal protective equipment.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the wheel for fine dressing tasks on small cylindrical parts, keep coolant or air blow-off available to clear swarf, and replace the wheel when it shows uneven wear or reduced cutting performance.