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CORMAK MSM250

The CORMAK MSM250 multifunctional belt and disc grinder is a modern and efficient combination grinding machine designed for industrial, workshop, and woodworking applications. By combining two functions – belt and disc grinding – the machine provides maximum flexibility and efficiency when processing metal, wood, and plastics.

Equipped with high-quality NSK bearings, this grinder operates extremely quietly, smoothly, and reliably for a long service life. This distinguishes it from competing products and ensures professional performance. The belt grinder with a base features a balanced rotor supported by ball bearings and a powerful motor with copper windings, providing high torque – essential for intensive grinding operations.
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The integrated Ø38 mm dust extraction connection allows easy connection to an extraction system, improving working comfort and safety. Additionally, the CORMAK MSM250 disc grinder with a base is equipped with an adjustable work rest and IP54 protection, ensuring precision and operator safety.

If you are looking for a reliable bench grinder with universal applications, the MSM250 model will meet the expectations of even the most demanding users.

Main features of the machine:
Combination belt and disc grinder – maximum functionality
Industrial NSK bearings – quiet operation and high durability
Suitable for grinding metal, wood, and plastics – versatile applications
Motor with copper windings – reliability and efficiency
Ø38 mm extraction connection – clean and safe working environment
Stable base – improved comfort and ergonomic operation
Technical specifications
Parameter Value
Grinding disc size 250 × 32 mm
Grinding disc bore 32 mm
Disc grit K40
Grinding belt size 1020 × 75 mm
Belt grit P80
Speed 2960 rpm
Motor power S1 0.9 kW
Motor power S6 1.5 kW
Voltage 400 V
Dimensions 570 × 310 × 1410 mm
Weight 32.5 kg

S1 – motor power during continuous operation under full load.

S6 – motor power during intermittent operation with idle periods accounting for up to 40% of the duty cycle.