Flat Grinding Wheel Techniflex 200mm x 25mm x 32mm 99A60K7VE01-35 White Type 1

Techniflex flat grinding wheel, 200 mm diameter, 25 mm thickness and 32 mm bore, abrasive specification 99A60K7VE01-35 in white, Type 1. This grinding wheel is designed for surface grinding, stock removal and precision edge work on metal and similar materials. It is intended to fit machines with a 32 mm arbor and provides a balance of cutting speed and wheel life appropriate for general workshop grinding tasks, deburring and shaping operations.

Advantages

The wheel's white abrasive formulation offers consistent cutting performance and controlled wear for maintained surface finish quality. Its Type 1 flat shape ensures broad contact with workpieces for efficient material removal while reducing vibration during operation. The combination of diameter, thickness and bore provides compatibility with common bench and pedestal grinders equipped with a 32 mm arbor.

Suitable for

• Surface grinding of steel and ferrous metals
• Deburring and edge preparation
• General stock removal and shaping in workshops
• Precision edge work and finishing passes

Key specifications

• Diameter: 200 mm
• Thickness: 25 mm
• Bore (arbor): 32 mm
• Abrasive type and grade: white abrasive, 60 grit
• Wheel shape: Type 1 (flat)
• Intended use: surface grinding, stock removal, deburring

How to use

Mount the wheel on a grinder with a matching 32 mm arbor following the machine manufacturer's safety and installation instructions. Ensure the wheel is balanced and properly tightened on the flange before operation. Use appropriate machine guards, eye and face protection, hearing protection and gloves. Operate at the grinder's recommended peripheral speed and apply light, steady pressure—avoid excessive force that can cause glazing or overheating. Dress the wheel as needed to restore the grinding surface and maintain cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, select a matching grit and dressing frequency based on the material and required surface finish. Regularly inspect the wheel for cracks, chips or other damage before each use and replace if any defects are found. Use coolant or intermittent contact when working on heat-sensitive materials to reduce thermal damage.