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      Grinding wheel for bench grinder

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      Grinding wheel for bench grinder

      Restore the cutting and sharpening performance of your bench grinder. Replacement grinding wheel in two sizes, 150 x 20 x 16 mm and 200 x 20 x 20 mm (diameter x width x bore). A worn or unbalanced wheel vibrates, overheats the workpiece and sharpens poorly: replacing it restores the machine's precision and safety.

      Choose the grit according to the job: 36 grit for fast rough grinding and material removal, and 60 grit for finer tool sharpening.

      Key benefits

      • Two sizes: 150 mm with a 16 mm bore or 200 mm with a 20 mm bore.
      • Two grits: 36 for rough grinding and 60 for fine sharpening.
      • Greater precision: a new wheel runs balanced and without wobbling.
      • Direct replacement: for bench grinders with these dimensions.

      What it's for

      • Sharpening cold chisels, drill bits, wood chisels and cutting tools.
      • Rough grinding and deburring metal parts.
      • Maintenance, locksmith and carpentry workshops.

      Safe fitting

      Unplug the grinder, remove the old wheel and check that the new one matches in diameter and bore. Tighten the nut without overdoing it, refit the guard and the tool rest, and let the machine run idle for a few seconds before starting.

      Technical specifications

      • Dimensions: 150 x 20 x 16 mm · 200 x 20 x 20 mm (diameter x width x bore)
      • Grits: 36 · 60
      • Use: bench grinder

      Vetonek tip: before fitting a new wheel, tap it gently with a wooden handle: if it sounds dull it may be cracked and must not be used. Set the tool rest close to the wheel and always work with safety goggles.

      Frequently asked questions

      Which size do I need?

      The one matching your grinder's diameter and spindle: 150 mm with a 16 mm bore or 200 mm with a 20 mm bore.

      Which grit should I choose?

      36 for rough grinding and fast material removal; 60 for sharpening and a better finish.

      How wide is the wheel?

      Both sizes are 20 mm wide.

      How do I check that the wheel is in good condition?

      Tap it gently with a wooden handle before fitting it: if it sounds dull it may be cracked and must not be used.

      What protection do I need?

      Safety goggles or a face shield and gloves; never remove the grinder's guard.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Which size do I need?

      The one matching your grinder's diameter and spindle: 150 mm with a 16 mm bore or 200 mm with a 20 mm bore.

      Which grit should I choose?

      36 for rough grinding and fast material removal; 60 for sharpening and a better finish.

      How wide is the wheel?

      Both sizes are 20 mm wide.

      How do I check that the wheel is in good condition?

      Tap it gently with a wooden handle before fitting it: if it sounds dull it may be cracked and must not be used.

      What protection do I need?

      Safety goggles or a face shield and gloves; never remove the grinder's guard.