BUILDMATE Ingco Bench Grinding Wheel 200x16x20mm Abrasive Grinding Wheels For Item BG83502 SOLD PER PIECE AGW2008016 / AGW2008017 - IHT

BUILDMATE Ingco Bench Grinding Wheel 200x16x20mm Abrasive Grinding Wheels For Item BG83502 SOLD PER PIECE AGW2008016 / AGW2008017 - IHT

SPECIFICATION:
►Model: AGW2008016
►Size: 8" Inch
►Abrasive Wheel Size: 200x16x20mm
►Diameter: 200mm
►Arbor: 16mm
►Thickness: 20mm
►Abrasive Wheel Grit: 36 Grit (Max. 3600/min)
►For item BG83502,BG83502-4,BG83502-5,UBG83502

SPECIFICATION:
►Model: AGW2008017
►Size: 8" Inch
►Abrasive Wheel Size: 200x16x20mm
►Diameter: 200mm
►Arbor: 16mm
►Thickness: 20mm
►Abrasive Wheel Grit: 80 Grit (Max. 3600/min)
►For item BG83502,BG83502-4,BG83502-5,UBG83502

FEATURES:
►Abrasive Material: Grinding wheels are made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or a combination of both. The choice of abrasive material depends on the type of material being worked on and the desired outcome.
►Grit Size: Grinding wheels come in various grit sizes, ranging from coarse to fine. Coarse grits are suitable for rapid material removal, while finer grits produce smoother finishes. Different grit sizes are used for different applications, from heavy-duty grinding to precision sharpening.
►Wheel Diameter: Bench grinding wheels are available in different diameters, typically ranging from 6 to 10 inches. The choice of wheel diameter depends on the size of the workpiece and the desired surface finish.
►Wheel Thickness: Grinding wheels also vary in thickness, with thicker wheels providing greater stability and durability. Thinner wheels are suitable for precision grinding but may be more prone to breakage.
Wheel Composition: Grinding wheels may consist of a single layer of abrasive material or multiple layers bonded together. Single-layer wheels are more affordable but wear out faster, while multi-layer wheels offer extended durability and performance.
►Wheel Hardness: The hardness of a grinding wheel determines its ability to resist wear and maintain its shape during operation. Harder wheels are suitable for grinding soft materials, while softer wheels are better for hard materials.