Ceramic Grinding Wheel T1C 150x6x20 95A 60N8B - abrasive wheel 150 mm x 6 mm x 20 mm

Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 150x6x20 95A 60N8B is an abrasive wheel designed for precision metal and tool grinding. With a 150 mm diameter, 6 mm thickness and 20 mm bore, this wheel provides a narrow profile suitable for fine edge work and narrow-surface operations. The ceramic abrasive composition and the 95A grade offer a balance of cutting efficiency and long life while maintaining dimensional stability under higher temperatures typical in demanding grinding tasks.

Advantages

The ceramic bond construction ensures consistent cutting performance and resistance to glazing, reducing the need for frequent dressing. Its narrow 6 mm width allows accurate material removal on edges and small contours, while the 150 mm diameter gives sufficient peripheral speed for efficient stock removal. The wheel's composition is suited to maintain sharpness and minimize thermal damage to workpieces during prolonged grinding cycles.

Suitable for

• Precision tool sharpening and toolroom grinding
• Surface and profile grinding of hardened steels
• Deburring and finishing narrow workpiece edges
• Operations requiring heat-resistant abrasives and steady cutting action

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Thickness: 6 mm
• Bore (hole): 20 mm
• Abrasive system: ceramic abrasive
• Abrasive grade: 95A
• Application focus: metal and tool grinding, precision finishing

How to use

Mount the wheel on a compatible grinding machine ensuring the 20 mm bore fits the spindle and that flange contact surfaces are clean and undamaged. Follow the machine manufacturer's recommendations for maximum RPM based on the 150 mm diameter. Before use, perform a ring test if applicable and dress the wheel to establish the proper profile. Use appropriate coolant or intermittent contact to control heat depending on the workpiece material. Apply steady, even pressure and avoid excessive force to maintain wheel life and workpiece integrity.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, hearing protection and gloves. Use a correctly rated work rest and wheel guard, ensure wheel dressing tools are available and check wheel balance periodically. Match feed rate and coolant to the hardness of the material to reduce thermal loading and prolong abrasive life.