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Norton 180 x 13 x 31.75mm 100 Grit 38A100 Bench Grinding Wheel

Order Code
NSG-14247D
Brand: Norton
Order Code: NSG-14247D
Manufacturer Part Number: 69936623220
Product Description:
The Norton 38A precision grinding wheel consist of a high purity aluminium oxide abrasive that is continually renews sharp cutting edges during use for good product life. Provides a good cut rate and reduced heat generation on hardened or high-speed tool steels. Ideal for heat-sensitive applications ideally in low/medium pressure applications on a range of steels and cast iron.
More Information
Abrasive Material:Aluminium Oxide
Diameter (mm):180
Grade:L
Grit:100
Width (mm):13
Bore Size (mm):31.75
Type:Grinding Wheel
Shape Reference:1
Application:Steel
Specification:38A100
Manufacturer Part Number:69936623220
Brand:Norton
Description:
The Norton 38A precision grinding wheel consist of a high purity aluminium oxide abrasive that is continually renews sharp cutting edges during use for good product life. Provides a good cut rate and reduced heat generation on hardened or high-speed tool steels. Ideal for heat-sensitive applications ideally in low/medium pressure applications on a range of steels and cast iron.
Features & Benefits:
• Provides cool and burn free cutting
• Ideal for heat-sensitive applications with light to moderate feed rates
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Brand: Norton
Order Code: NSG-14247D
Manufacturer Part Number: 69936623220
Product Description:
The Norton 38A precision grinding wheel consist of a high purity aluminium oxide abrasive that is continually renews sharp cutting edges during use for good product life. Provides a good cut rate and reduced heat generation on hardened or high-speed tool steels. Ideal for heat-sensitive applications ideally in low/medium pressure applications on a range of steels and cast iron.

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