Ceramic grinding wheel T1 250x25x32 98C 60K, grey, No name

Ceramic grinding wheel T1 250x25x32 98C 60K is a precision abrasive wheel sized for bench and pedestal grinders. It is made from a ceramic abrasive blend designed to provide stable cutting action and consistent material removal on a variety of metals and other hard materials. The wheel’s dimensions — 250 mm diameter, 25 mm thickness and 32 mm bore — match common mounting standards for workshop grinding operations and enable reliable contact geometry for controlled stock removal.

Advantages

The ceramic composition delivers high wear resistance and a consistent abrasive grain fracture pattern that maintains cutting efficiency over extended use. The wheel provides steady grinding performance with reduced glazing and predictable dressing behavior, helping to preserve workpiece tolerances. Its dimensions and bore size ensure straightforward mounting on standard bench and pedestal grinders, while the abrasive grade 60K balances cutting speed and surface finish for many metalworking tasks.

Suitable for

• Precision surface grinding and finishing of steel and hardened metals
• Tool and cutter sharpening on bench grinders
• Deburring and edge profiling of metal parts
• General workshop stock removal where ceramic abrasives are preferred

Key specifications

• Shape: T1 (flat wheel with centre hole)
• Diameter: 250 mm
• Thickness: 25 mm
• Bore (centre hole): 32 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic abrasive blend
• Grit/grade: 60K (medium-fine cutting with good balance of removal and finish)
• Colour: grey

How to use

Before mounting, inspect the wheel for visible damage and ensure it is the correct size and grit for the task. Fit the wheel to the grinder following the machine manufacturer’s instructions, using appropriate flanges and a properly sized arbor. Dress the wheel as needed to achieve a true running surface and the desired cutting profile. During operation, use appropriate coolant or intermittent contact to control heat when grinding heat-sensitive metals. Maintain steady, light pressure and avoid forcing the wheel into the workpiece to preserve wheel life and workpiece accuracy. Replace the wheel when wear or damage prevents safe, consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and gloves. Verify maximum operating speed compatibility between the wheel and grinder. Store the wheel in a dry, vibration-free area and perform regular dressing to maintain cutting performance and surface finish quality.