Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 150x8x32 95A 60N8B, abrasive wheel 150 mm

Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 150x8x32 95A 60N8B is a 150 mm abrasive wheel designed for precision material removal and surface finishing on steels and hard alloys. With an 8 mm thickness and a 32 mm bore, the wheel is intended for bench or machine-mounted grinding operations in workshops and production environments. The wheel is manufactured from ceramic abrasive (95A) and specified grit/grade 60N8B to provide consistent cutting action, grinding efficiency and wear resistance for demanding metalworking tasks.

Advantages

The ceramic composition and 60N8B grit/grade provide a balance of sharp cutting performance and long life, reducing dressing frequency during repeated operations. The 150 mm diameter and compact 8 mm profile enable both stock removal and controlled finishing on workpieces. The 32 mm bore fits common bench and machine spindles, making the wheel easy to mount for continuous production or intermittent workshop use. The wheel is suitable for consistent results on hardened steels and high-strength alloys where dimensional accuracy and surface condition are important.

Suitable for

• Precision grinding of steel components
• Deburring and edge dressing on hardened parts
• Surface finishing of hard alloys and tool steel
• Bench grinder and machine-mounted grinding tasks in workshops

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Thickness: 8 mm
• Bore (inner diameter): 32 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic abrasive (95A)
• Grit/grade: 60N8B
• Intended applications: precision grinding, metal removal, surface finishing

How to use

Mount the wheel on a compatible bench grinder or machine spindle with the correct flange and secure according to the machine manufacturer’s instructions. Inspect the wheel for damage before fitting and ensure appropriate run-out and balance. Use appropriate wheel guards, personal protective equipment and coolant or air blow-off as required for the material and operation. Perform initial dressing to expose fresh abrasive grains and maintain grinding performance. Work at recommended speeds and feed rates for the material being processed to avoid overheating and to preserve wheel life.

Usage recommendations

Use eye and hearing protection, gloves and suitable respiratory protection when grinding. Regularly dress the wheel to maintain cutting efficiency and check mounting hardware for tightness. For optimal results on hardened steels and alloys, use light, controlled passes and adequate cooling to prevent thermal damage to the workpiece.