User & Safety Instructions 3772676 PFERD TOOLS 39008767 Bench grinder disc Diameter 250 mm Grit size=60 1 pc(s)
Description
PFERD TOOL grinding block wheels are designed for use with the conventional grinding blocks on the market. CARBIDE type is used on hard materials, such as carbide tool sharpening.
Benefits: - High service life. - High dimensional stability. - High grinding performance. - Integrated reducing sleeves for mounting on almost every grinding block spindle.
Application recommendations: - A regular removal of the disc releases sharp grain and keeps a straight sanding surface. - Adjust the workpiece support continuously to the grinding disc diameter (gap width max. 3 mm).
Editable materials: - Glass - Hardened, tempered steels over 1,200 N/mm² (< 38 HRC) - Steel materials with a hardness of > 54 HRC - Hard metal
Safety Instructions: - The maximum permissible peripheral speed is 35 m/s. - For safety reasons, the specified maximum permissible speed must never be exceeded. - Before mounting, the grinding body must be subjected to a sound sample to ensure that it does not have any cracks (undamaged abrasives give a clear sound).
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Description
PFERD TOOL grinding block wheels are designed for use with the conventional grinding blocks on the market. CARBIDE type is used on hard materials, such as carbide tool sharpening.
Benefits: - High service life. - High dimensional stability. - High grinding performance. - Integrated reducing sleeves for mounting on almost every grinding block spindle.
Application recommendations: - A regular removal of the disc releases sharp grain and keeps a straight sanding surface. - Adjust the workpiece support continuously to the grinding disc diameter (gap width max. 3 mm).
Editable materials: - Glass - Hardened, tempered steels over 1,200 N/mm² (< 38 HRC) - Steel materials with a hardness of > 54 HRC - Hard metal
Safety Instructions: - The maximum permissible peripheral speed is 35 m/s. - For safety reasons, the specified maximum permissible speed must never be exceeded. - Before mounting, the grinding body must be subjected to a sound sample to ensure that it does not have any cracks (undamaged abrasives give a clear sound).