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NORTON Type 11 Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel - Grinding Wheels for Moderate-to-Heavy Grinding of Tool Steels
NORTONGrinding Wheels for Moderate-to-Heavy Grinding of Tool Steels

NORTON Type 11 Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel

The NORTON Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel Type 11 is a grinding wheel for moderate-to-heavy grinding of tool steels, supplied as a 5-pack. It measures 4" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/4", with a 32A60-KVBE specification and a wheel…

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NORTON
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Type 11 Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel
Part Number
66243530361
Category
Grinding Wheels for Moderate-to-Heavy Grinding of Tool Steels
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66243530361
Type
4" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/4", 32A60-KVBE, 5 PK
Wheel Hardness
K

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Product Description

The NORTON Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel Type 11 is a grinding wheel for moderate-to-heavy grinding of tool steels, supplied as a 5-pack. It measures 4" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/4", with a 32A60-KVBE specification and a wheel hardness of K (MPN 66243530361).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NORTON Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel Type 11 used for?

The NORTON Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel Type 11 is designed for moderate-to-heavy grinding of tool steels. It is commonly used in tool and die shops, metal fabrication, and maintenance operations where precise material removal and surface finishing are required on hardened steel components.

What are the specifications of the NORTON Flaring Cup Grinding Wheel 66243530361?

This NORTON grinding wheel is Type 11 flaring cup, measuring 4" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/4" with a 32A60-KVBE specification and a wheel hardness of K. It is supplied as a 5-pack under MPN 66243530361, suitable for moderate-to-heavy grinding of tool steels.

Where to buy NORTON grinding wheels worldwide?

3G Electric supplies NORTON grinding wheels worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance for international orders. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver genuine NORTON products like the Type 11 flaring cup wheel to customers across multiple industries, ensuring reliable procurement.

How to select the right NORTON grinding wheel for tool steel?

Selecting the right NORTON grinding wheel for tool steel involves matching the wheel hardness and abrasive type to the material. For moderate-to-heavy grinding, a Type 11 flaring cup wheel with 32A60-KVBE specification and K hardness, as offered by NORTON, provides effective stock removal and consistent performance on hardened steels.

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3G Electric supplies NORTON grinding wheels for moderate-to-heavy grinding of tool steels. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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