Grinding Wheel LUKAS NK 24 N BA soft 32×32×6 mm for rotary tools

The LUKAS NK 24 N BA soft grinding wheel, size 32×32×6 mm, is designed for use on shaft-mounted rotary tools. This abrasive disc in a soft grade provides controlled contact with the workpiece, making it suitable for finishing, shaping and light material removal on metals and other substrates. The compact, round disc profile and soft bond allow for flexible conforming to contours and precise work in areas where a firm grinding wheel would be too aggressive.

Advantages

The soft-grade abrasive reduces the risk of gouging and overheating, enabling smoother surface finishes and more consistent material removal. Its small diameter and low-profile design improve access to tight spaces and detailed areas. The product is compatible with standard shaft rotary tools and provides balanced operation for reduced vibration and predictable results during precision deburring, weld smoothing and fine shaping tasks.

Suitable for

• Precision deburring of metal components
• Smoothing and blending weld seams
• Detail grinding and shaping of small workpieces
• Finishing operations on soft metals and non-ferrous materials

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 32 mm
• Disc thickness: 6 mm
• Center hole / shaft mounting compatible with rotary tool shanks
• Abrasive grade: soft bond for controlled material removal
• Shape: round / flat disc profile suitable for contour work

How to use

Mount the grinding wheel on a compatible shaft-mounted rotary tool following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions and safety guidelines. Run the tool at the recommended speed for small abrasive discs and apply light, steady pressure while guiding the wheel over the workpiece. Use short, controlled passes to avoid overheating and to maintain dimensional control. Replace the disc if it becomes uneven or shows excessive wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Select a rotational speed suitable for small-diameter abrasive discs and avoid excessive side pressure. For best results on delicate areas, practice on scrap material to establish the correct feed and contact angle before working on the final piece.