About Manual Bench Grinder
Manual Bench Grinder
Specification
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Frequency
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50 Hz
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Country of Origin
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Made in India
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Phase
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Single Phase
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Voltage
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240 V
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Material
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Mild Steel
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Brand
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Omkar
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No Load Speed
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2800 RPM
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Disc Diameters
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12 inch
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Precision Sharpening and MetalworkEngineered for consistent sharpening and metal shaping, this manual bench grinder delivers precise results. Its rugged cast iron housing and stable bench-mount design ensure durability and safety even during prolonged operations. The 150 mm grinding wheel and powerful 375-400 watt induction motor combine to handle various metalworking tasks efficiently.
User-Friendly and Safe OperationWith features like a toggle ON/OFF switch, eye shield, and a tool rest, this grinder prioritizes operator safety and user comfort. The air-cooling system keeps the device running optimally, while the low noise level promotes a more comfortable working environment in workshops and industrial settings.
FAQs of Manual Bench Grinder:
Q: How do I safely operate the manual bench grinder?
A: To safely operate the grinder, secure it to a stable bench using the mounting fittings. Always use the eye shield and tool rest, ensure the toggle switch is off before plugging in, and keep hands clear of the spinning wheel while sharpening or grinding metal.
Q: What materials can this bench grinder effectively handle?
A: This bench grinder is designed for sharpening, grinding, and shaping a variety of metals. Its robust construction and high-speed motor make it suitable for most ferrous and some non-ferrous metals commonly found in workshop settings.
Q: When should I use the tool rest and eye shield?
A: The tool rest and eye shield should be used at all times while operating the grinder. The tool rest stabilizes your workpiece, and the eye shield protects you from flying debris and sparks during the grinding process.
Q: Where is this bench grinder typically installed?
A: This grinder is bench-mounted, ideal for installation on sturdy workbenches in workshops, industrial facilities, or professional metalworking environments, providing a stable and safe platform for various tasks.
Q: What is the process to change the grinding wheel?
A: Ensure the machine is unplugged and switched off. Remove the safety shield, loosen the arbor nut, carefully remove the worn wheel, and fit the new 150 mm x 20 mm wheel with the proper bore size (12.7 mm). Replace the shield and tighten all fittings securely.
Q: What are the benefits of the manual (hand-operated) style?
A: The manual operation gives users enhanced control over grinding tasks, allowing for precision shaping and sharpening. This ensures adaptability for different workpieces, especially for detailed metalworking jobs.