Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 125x6x20 95A 60N8B — No name

Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 125x6x20 95A 60N8B is a thin bonded abrasive designed for precision metalworking and finishing. With a 125 mm diameter, 6 mm thickness and 20 mm bore, this wheel provides a narrow profile suited to accurate material removal, contouring and fine grinding on bench and angle grinders. The ceramic abrasive composition offers consistent cutting action and wear resistance for applications that require controlled stock removal and a stable grinding performance.

Advantages

The ceramic grain formulation ensures long life and steady cutting rates while maintaining wheel shape under load. A 6 mm thickness gives access to tight gaps and narrow joints, reducing the need for secondary shaping. The 125 mm diameter balances reachable surface area with rotational stability, and the 20 mm bore fits most standard adapters and mounting flanges for bench and portable grinders. The wheel is suitable for operations where thin-profile, high-precision abrasive action is required.

Suitable for

• Precision grinding of steel components
• Edge preparation and deburring of metal parts
• Surface finish and small-scale material removal
• Use on bench grinders and angle grinders with appropriate mounting

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thickness: 6 mm
• Bore: 20 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic grain (95A)
• Specification code: 60N8B (abrasive/structure indication)

How to use

Mount the wheel on a grinder whose arbor and flange match the 20 mm bore, and verify secure clamping according to the grinder manufacturer’s instructions. Check the wheel for visible damage before each use and run the grinder at the recommended speed rating for a 125 mm abrasive disc. Maintain a consistent, moderate feed to avoid overheating or gouging the workpiece; allow the abrasive to do the cutting rather than applying excessive force. Use appropriate coolant or light lubrication if the operation or material requires temperature control.

Usage recommendations

Always wear eye, face and respiratory protection and follow all safety guidelines for grinding operations. Inspect wheel condition before mounting and replace if cracked or chipped. Use proper guards, flanges and speeds compatible with a 125 mm ceramic grinding wheel and select abrasive grade according to the workpiece material for optimal performance.