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Baileigh Bench Grinders

Baileigh bench grinders are built on solid cast frames with sealed bearings, adjustable tool rests, and LED work lights for consistent grinding in shop or production use.

Choose your Baileigh Bench Grinder

  • IGB-8 — Best compact grinder for deburring, chamfering, and edge cleanup on 115V.
  • IGB-10 — Best upgrade for heavier grinding work needing more wheel diameter and power.
  • Save $ 139.26
    Baileigh Baileigh IGB-8 8" Industrial Bench Grinder
    $ 743.26
    $ 604.00

    Baileigh IGB-8 8" Industrial Bench Grinder Are you spending too much time cleaning up burrs, weld edges, and rough castings with tools that sl...

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    Baileigh Baileigh IGB-10 10" Industrial Bench Grinder
    $ 945.99
    $ 769.00

    Baileigh IGB-10 10" Industrial Bench Grinder Are you working through heavy deburring and weld cleanup that pushes a smaller grinder past its l...

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Choosing a Baileigh Bench Grinder for Your Shop

The main difference between these two models is wheel size and motor power. Use the guide below to match the right grinder to your work.

Baileigh IGB-8 8" Industrial Bench Grinder

  • Wheel size: 8" x 1" x 5/8"
  • Motor: 1 HP
  • RPM: 3,600
  • Power: 115V single phase

A solid 115V bench grinder for everyday deburring, chamfering, and edge cleanup in home shop or light production use.

Baileigh IGB-10 10" Industrial Bench Grinder

  • Wheel size: 10" x 1" x 1"
  • Motor: 1.5 HP
  • RPM: 1,800
  • Power: 115V single phase

A heavier-duty grinder for fabrication and machine shops needing a larger wheel diameter and stronger motor for daily metal finishing work.


Baileigh Bench Grinders FAQs

What is a disc grinder used for?

A disc grinder smooths burrs, chamfers edges for welding, and cleans up castings. The large 20" disc covers more surface area per pass, which speeds up finishing work in fabrication and production shops.

What is the difference between the DG-500 and the DG-500HD?

Both run a 20" disc on 220V single-phase power with a 2 HP motor. The Baileigh DG-500 adds a foot brake for rapid disc stops and a 4" dust port for extraction. The DG-500HD is the more straightforward option for shops that need reversing capability without those additions.

Do Baileigh disc grinders require 220V power?

Yes. Both the DG-500 and the DG-500HD run on 220V single-phase power. Make sure your shop has the correct electrical service before ordering.

Can I connect a Baileigh disc grinder to dust collection?

The Baileigh DG-500 includes a 4" dust port for connection to an extraction system. The DG-500HD does not list a dust port in its specifications.