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S35A · S35 · S60 Gear Series ISO 11148-7 (pneumatic grinders) ISO 1328 gear quality (downstream finishing reference)

S Series Pneumatic Gear-Chamfering Grinding Head

Specialized pneumatic grinding head for chamfering and finishing gears, inner rings and sprockets — high-speed (15,000 – 16,000 rpm) operation for the burr and defect removal that production gear cells require. S60-470 extended-reach variant for inside-bore work.

Wheel size
85 – 125 mm
Free speed
15,000 – 16,000 r/min
Rated power
0.30 – 0.37 kW
Drive
Spark-free pneumatic, ≤ 85 dB(A)
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01 Model Comparison

Pick your size — 3 models in the series.

S35A
85 mm wheel · 0.30 kW · 1.6 kg
S35
100 mm wheel · 0.37 kW · 2.0 kg
S60-470
125 mm wheel · extended reach · 2.2 kg
Rated power 0.30 kW0.37 kW0.37 kW
Free speed ≤ 16,000 r/min≤ 15,000 r/min≤ 15,000 r/min
Wheel size 85 mm100 mm125 mm
Air consumption 15 L/s17 L/s17 L/s
Net weight 1.6 kg2.0 kg2.2 kg
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03 Key Features

Built for the job site.

// 01
Specialized gear geometry
Designed specifically for the burr and defect removal that gear, ring and sprocket finishing requires. Wheel profile and balance differ from general-purpose grinders.
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15,000 – 16,000 r/min spindle
High-speed operation matches the small contact patch of gear-tooth chamfering — produces a uniform finish on the chamfer flat without burning the tooth flank.
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S60-470 extended reach
Long-shaft variant for inside-bore work on ring gears, internal splines and bearing-race finishing — reaches geometry inaccessible to standard grinders.
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≤ 85 dB(A) noise
Quieter than typical pneumatic die grinders. Meets workshop noise limits in automotive and machinery production cells where multi-station grinding generates additive noise exposure.
// 05
Integrates into mechanized cells
Spark-free pneumatic drive is compatible with automated gear-finishing cells where electric tooling introduces ignition risk in oil-mist atmospheres.
06 FAQ

Common questions about the S35A · S35 · S60 Gear Series.

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Why a specialized gear grinder vs general die grinder?
Wheel profile, balance, and spindle stiffness are tuned for the light-contact tooth-flank chamfering work that defines gear finishing. General die grinders work for one-off gear repair, but production gear cells where tooth-by-tooth chamfering must be consistent need the specialized head.
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