Self-sharpening zirconia alumina (ZA) grains hold up under high temperatures and extreme pressure.
Contaminant-free (contains less than 0.1% Fe, S, Cl).
40 grit abrasive grain is best for edge beveling, chamfering, weld grinding, and blending.
Conical disc shape maximizes surface contact for aggressive stock removal on flat surfaces.
7/8" open or plain arbor offers a cost-effective mounting option when using adapting nuts.
Phenolic backing prevents scratching of the workpiece.
Best on carbon steel, structural steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.
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Self-sharpening zirconia alumina (ZA) grains hold up under high temperatures and extreme pressure.
Contaminant-free (contains less than 0.1% Fe, S, Cl).
40 grit abrasive grain is best for edge beveling, chamfering, weld grinding, and blending.
Conical disc shape maximizes surface contact for aggressive stock removal on flat surfaces.
7/8" open or plain arbor offers a cost-effective mounting option when using adapting nuts.
Phenolic backing prevents scratching of the workpiece.
Best on carbon steel, structural steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.
Self-sharpening zirconia alumina (ZA) grains hold up under high temperatures and extreme pressure.
Contaminant-free (contains less than 0.1% Fe, S, Cl).
40 grit abrasive grain is best for edge beveling, chamfering, weld grinding, and blending.
Conical disc shape maximizes surface contact for aggressive stock removal on flat surfaces.
7/8" open or plain arbor offers a cost-effective mounting option when using adapting nuts.
Phenolic backing prevents scratching of the workpiece.
Best on carbon steel, structural steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.
Self-sharpening zirconia alumina (ZA) grains hold up under high temperatures and extreme pressure.
Contaminant-free (contains less than 0.1% Fe, S, Cl).
40 grit abrasive grain is best for edge beveling, chamfering, weld grinding, and blending.
Conical disc shape maximizes surface contact for aggressive stock removal on flat surfaces.
7/8" open or plain arbor offers a cost-effective mounting option when using adapting nuts.
Phenolic backing prevents scratching of the workpiece.
Best on carbon steel, structural steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.
