ANDRE potslijpschijf 150 x 63 x 32 mm 99A60K7VE01-35 wit type 6

Precision grinding of steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals demands a wheel that stays sharp, resists loading, and delivers consistent surface finishes. The ANDRE Cup Grinding Wheel 150 x 63 x 32 mm 99A60K7VE01-35 White Type 6 addresses these challenges with a straight cup design and premium white aluminum oxide abrasive. Engineered for general purpose surface grinding and tool sharpening, this wheel provides cool cutting action and excellent form holding, reducing downtime and improving workpiece quality.

Who is it for

This cup wheel is ideal for machinists, tool and die makers, and maintenance professionals who require reliable grinding performance on bench grinders, surface grinders, or dedicated cup wheel machines. It suits workshops handling steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals, where medium grit and medium hardness balance stock removal with finish quality.

Main features

• Type 6 straight cup shape for face grinding and sharpening applications
• White aluminum oxide (99A) abrasive for cool, friable cutting action
• 60 grit medium size for versatile stock removal and surface finish
• K hardness grade provides good edge retention and form stability
• Vitrified bond ensures high strength and resistance to heat and oils
• Dimensions: 150 mm diameter, 63 mm height, 32 mm bore
• Complies with EN 12413 safety standard for bonded abrasives

Specifications

• Brand: ANDRE
• Model: 99A60K7VE01-35
• MPN: 1096055
• EAN: 5900461107308
• Product type: Cup Grinding Wheel
• Wheel shape: Type 6 (Straight Cup)
• Outer diameter: 150 mm
• Wheel thickness/height: 63 mm
• Bore diameter: 32 mm
• Abrasive material: White Aluminum Oxide (99A)
• Grit size: 60 (Medium)
• Hardness grade: K (Medium)
• Structure: 7 (Medium-Dense)
• Bond type: Vitrified (V)
• Colour: White
• Suitable materials: Steel, Cast Iron, Non-Ferrous Metals
• Manufacturing standard: EN 12413
• Country of origin: Poland

Tips

Always mount the wheel with proper flanges and tighten securely but not excessively. Use a wheel dresser to true and open the face before first use and periodically to maintain flatness and sharpness. Observe the maximum operating speed marked on the wheel or machine, and wear appropriate eye and respiratory protection during grinding operations.