Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 200x10x32 95A 60N8B, abrasive wheel 200×10×32 mm

Ceramic grinding wheel T1C 200x10x32 95A 60N8B is a precision abrasive wheel with nominal dimensions 200×10×32 mm and a ceramic abrasive grade 95A. It is designed for controlled stock removal and consistent surface conditioning on steels and hard alloys. The wheel's structure and ceramic bond provide a balance of cutting performance and wear resistance for both bench and machine-mounted grinding operations.

Advantages

The ceramic abrasive composition delivers steady cutting action and long service life under moderate to high contact pressure. Its dimensions—200 mm diameter, 10 mm thickness and 32 mm bore—allow installation on standard bench and pedestal grinders as well as compatible machine spindles. The wheel's abrasive grade and bond ensure predictable dressing behavior and reduced loading when grinding hardened materials.

Suitable for

• Precision surface grinding of steel components and hard alloys
• Deburring and edge preparation on metal workpieces
• Machine-mounted grinding on bench or pedestal grinders
• General-purpose shop grinding where consistent wear and cutting rate are required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Thickness: 10 mm
• Bore (inner ring): 32 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic
• Abrasive grade: 95A
• Typical use: metal and hard alloy grinding

How to use

Mount the grinding wheel on a compatible spindle or arbor with a matching 32 mm bore, following the grinder manufacturer's mounting and safety instructions. Balance the wheel and use appropriate flanges and clamps to prevent runout. Select appropriate spindle speed and feed to match the wheel specifications and the material being processed. Use a coolant or intermittent contact where recommended to control heat when grinding hardened steels or alloys. Dress the wheel with a suitable dressing tool to restore the profile and cutting action as needed.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the wheel before each use for visible cracks or damage. Always use personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, and apply guards to enclose the wheel. Match wheel speed to the grinder’s maximum allowable surface speed and avoid side loads beyond the wheel’s intended use. For best results, dress the wheel periodically and store it in a dry, vibration-free location.