Grinding Wheel for Bench Grinders Norton Clipper 200x20x32 mm

The Norton Clipper grinding wheel for bench grinders, size 200x20x32 mm, is a replaceable abrasive wheel intended for material removal, sharpening and surface preparation on bench-mounted grinding machines. It fits grinders that accept 200 mm diameter wheels with a 32 mm center bore and is suitable for routine metalworking tasks in workshops and maintenance settings. The wheel is designed to deliver controlled stock removal while maintaining stability during rotational operation.

Advantages

This grinding wheel provides a consistent abrasive surface for efficient cutting and grinding of ferrous metals and similar materials. Its standardized dimensions allow straightforward installation on compatible bench grinders. The wheel's construction aims to balance durability and cutting performance to reduce downtime associated with frequent replacements. The 20 mm thickness contributes to rigidity during use and supports even wear across the wheel face.

Suitable for

• General metal grinding and shaping
• Tool and blade sharpening on bench grinders
• Removing burrs and preparing surfaces for welding or painting
• Light fabrication and maintenance workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Thickness: 20 mm
• Center bore: 32 mm
• Type: bench grinder abrasive wheel
• Primary use: material removal, sharpening, surface preparation

How to use

Before mounting, verify the grinder is compatible with a 200 mm wheel and a 32 mm bore. Inspect the wheel for visible damage or cracks; do not use a damaged wheel. Mount the wheel following the bench grinder manufacturer's instructions, ensuring proper flanges and secure tightening without overtightening. Allow the grinder to reach full speed and perform a brief test run before applying the workpiece. Use steady, moderate pressure and move the workpiece across the wheel face to avoid glazing or overheating. Follow safety practices such as using eye protection, guards, and appropriate clothing.

Usage recommendations

Optimize wheel life by using light, consistent pressure, dressing the wheel when glazing occurs, and matching wheel grit and hardness to the material and task. Replace the wheel if any cracks, chips, or excessive vibration occur during operation.