Ceramic grinding wheel, T1 200x20x32 95A 60K, grey

The Ceramic grinding wheel T1 200x20x32 95A 60K is a bonded abrasive disc intended for precision material removal and surface finishing on metal and other hard materials. With a 200 mm diameter, 20 mm thickness and a 32 mm centre bore, this grey ceramic wheel is formulated for consistent cutting performance and extended wear resistance. It is designed to be used on bench grinders and industrial grinding machines that accept a 32 mm bore, providing stable, high-efficiency grinding for tool reconditioning, deburring and shaping operations.

Advantages

This ceramic grinding wheel delivers uniform abrasive action and maintains profile stability under sustained use, reducing the need for frequent dressing. The 95A abrasive grade with 60K hardness balances cutting speed and wheel life, offering effective stock removal while limiting glazing. The robust bond composition provides resistance to heat and fracture, so the wheel preserves grit exposure and performance during repetitive grinding tasks.

Suitable for

• Sharpening and reshaping cutting tools such as lathe tools, chisels and drill bits
• Surface finishing and light stock removal on steel and hardened alloys
• Deburring and edge rounding of machined parts
• General-purpose bench grinding in workshops and production settings

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Thickness: 20 mm
• Centre bore: 32 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic abrasive
• Abrasive grade/structure: 95A 60K
• Colour: grey
• Suitable machine type: bench grinders and industrial grinders with compatible bore

How to use

Mount the wheel on a grinder with a 32 mm spindle bore, following the machine manufacturer’s instructions for flanges and secure fastening. Ensure the grinder is switched off and unplugged during fitting. Balance the wheel and check for cracks or damage before use. Start grinding with light, consistent pressure and allow the wheel to do the cutting; avoid excessive force that can cause glazing or overheating. Use appropriate coolant or intermittent contact on workpieces prone to heat build-up. Dress the wheel periodically to restore cutting profile and clean grit exposure.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and respiratory protection when generating fine dust. Verify that the grinder’s maximum operating speed matches or exceeds the wheel’s rated speed. Store the wheel in a dry, vibration-free environment and handle it carefully to avoid knocks that could cause hidden damage.