ANDRE Flat Grinding Wheel 250mm x 25mm x 76mm 99AY46K7VE01-35 White Type 1

Dull edges and rough surfaces slow down your work. This flat grinding wheel from ANDRE restores sharpness and smoothness to your metal pieces with precision and speed. Its white aluminum oxide abrasive is friable, meaning it breaks down consistently to expose fresh cutting edges, so you get cool, efficient grinding without burning the workpiece.

Who is it for

Professional machinists, toolmakers, and serious hobbyists who demand a reliable wheel for bench or pedestal grinders. Ideal for sharpening high-speed steel tools, deburring, and surface finishing on steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals.

Main features

• White aluminum oxide abrasive (WA) for cool, fast cutting on hardened steels
• Medium grit 46 with K hardness (medium-soft) for a balance of stock removal and finish
• Vitrified bond for excellent form holding and free cutting
• Flat Type 1 shape for straightforward peripheral grinding
• Large 250 mm diameter with 25 mm thickness for extended life
• 76 mm bore fits common bench and pedestal grinder spindles
• Maximum operating speed 35 m/s (approx. 2670 RPM) for safe high-speed use
• Manufactured to EN 12413 safety standard

Specifications

• Brand: ANDRE
• Model: 1095971
• MPN: 99AY46K7VE01-35
• EAN: 5900461052707
• Product type: Grinding Wheel
• Wheel shape: Flat (Type 1)
• Outer diameter: 250 mm
• Thickness: 25 mm
• Bore diameter: 76 mm
• Abrasive material: White Aluminum Oxide (WA)
• Grit size: 46 (Medium)
• Hardness grade: K (Medium-Soft)
• Bond type: Vitrified
• Colour: White
• Max operating speed: 35 m/s (approx. 2670 RPM)
• Compatible materials: Steel, Cast Iron, Non-ferrous metals
• Machine type compatibility: Bench Grinders, Pedestal Grinders
• Manufacturing standard: EN 12413
• Grain type: Friable

Tips

Always ring-test a new wheel before mounting to check for cracks. Use a dressing tool regularly to keep the wheel face clean and true. For best results on hardened steel, use a light feed and allow the wheel to do the work—excessive pressure only generates heat and shortens wheel life.