| 355 x 3.0 x 25.4 |
| max 80m |
| r.p.m 4,400 |
Product Description
Thin cutting wheels have made the job of the welder, fabricator and maintenance technician easier by providing them with a quick and simple way to cut a piece of metal without the need for other bulky equipment (torches, large saws, etc.). Yet the most common mistake we see is that users often choose the incorrect wheel for the job.
What is a cutting wheel?
The key advantage to using a cutting wheel and angle grinder is that they are easily configured to cut when needed.
.045 cutting wheels are designed specifically for cutting metal and have a much thinner thickness (known as "Kerf") than grinding wheels (1/4") and pipeline wheels (1/8").
This is because grinding and pipeline wheels are mainly designed for grinding metal as opposed to cutting. The added thickness of a grinding wheel makes it difficult for cutting jobs, as the user would need to remove more material in a cut, leading to a longer cutting time and frustration.
There are two basic configurations of cutting wheels:
- Type 41(1): This is a flat cutting wheel that allows for a maximum depth of cut. The main disadvantage of using a Type 1 wheel is that they mount closer to the guard making it more difficult for the user to see what they are cutting.
- Type 42(27): Originally developed and patented by United Abrasives, this design features more of a rigid feel while cutting, enhanced operator visibility of the cut, and the ability to flush cut as the raised hub allows for the locking nut to be recessed. These wheels are also available with our 5/8-11 quick change hub for ease of mounting.
Grains
As we detailed in our last post, the grains within any abrasive are what actually do the cutting or grinding.
The grain used in a cutting wheel determines the disc's cutting speed, life and cost ratio. You'll find three different types of grains our cutting wheels:
- Ceramic - Ceramic grain utilizes the latest technology in abrasives. By design, it features thousands of sharp cutting edges which fracture under relatively light pressure and expose new sharp cutting edges. Ceramic cutting wheels allow for a very long life and fast cutting speeds. Ceramics also tend to cut cooler, minimizing discoloration while maximizing product life. Within the United Abrasive product line, the SAITECH and the Ultimate Ceramic cutting wheels both feature ceramic grain technology.
- Zirconium - Zirconium grain has an extremely durable design. These wheels are used for high performance cutting with long life and feature a low cost-per-cut ratio. Within the United Abrasive product line, the Z-Tech cutting wheels feature zirconium.
- Aluminum Oxide - Aluminum Oxide is the most common abrasive grain and delivers very good cut rates and durability. It tends to have a lower initial cost for the user which lends to its popularity. Within the United Abrasive product line, the A60S and A46N feature aluminum oxide grain.
FAQ
1.What is your advantage ?
Great products with competitive and professional service on export business
2. Can you give warranty of your products ?
Yes, we are sure our quality .If any concern may contact us directly
3. How could we believe your company ?
We consider honesty as the core of our company
4. How is the delivery time ?
Once receive done payment ,within one week will arrange the delivery .
5. What is your payment terms ?
T/T 30% advance, and balance payment once finish production .
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