Cylinder Grinding Wheel 75 x 80 mm Wolfcraft with 8 mm Shank WF2245000

Wolfcraft cylinder grinding wheel 75 x 80 mm with 8 mm shank is a mounted abrasive tool for grinders and rotary machines that accept an 8 mm shank. Designed to remove material, shape profiles and perform surface finishing, this cylinder wheel is suitable for general workshop and maintenance tasks. Depending on grit and bonding it can be used on metals, wood and composite materials for deburring, grinding welds and working edges.

Advantages

The cylinder shape provides a stable contact area for controlled material removal and profile shaping while the 8 mm shank ensures compatibility with a wide range of handheld and bench-mounted rotary tools. Its dimensions allow access to narrow or recessed areas and enable consistent surface contact for uniform results. The abrasive construction balances cutting rate and durability for repeated use in common workshop operations.

Suitable for

• Deburring metal parts and removing sharp edges
• Grinding and smoothing weld seams
• Shaping and profiling wood and composite edges
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• Precision edge work in maintenance and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Cylinder diameter: 75 mm
• Cylinder length: 80 mm
• Shank diameter: 8 mm
• Mounted abrasive format for rotary tools
• Suitable for use on metal, wood and composites depending on grit

How to use

Securely insert the 8 mm shank into the collet or chuck of the grinder or rotary tool and tighten according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start at low speed to verify proper mounting and avoid runout; then increase speed within the recommended range for the abrasive type. Apply steady, even pressure and move the cylinder across the workpiece in controlled passes to achieve the required shape or finish. Maintain proper cooling and avoid excessive force to prolong abrasive life and prevent overheating of the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Match wheel grit and bond to the material and task: coarser grits for rapid stock removal and finer grits for finishing. Inspect the wheel before use for damage or imbalance and follow the rotary tool manufacturer's speed limits for mounted abrasives.