Cut/Grind Combo Wheels Reduce Production Time, Costs
CGW-Camel Grinding Wheels has expanded its high-performance Super Quickie-Cut line with the introduction of 0. 075" cut/grind combo wheels. Using the wheel for both cutting and grinding can reduce production time and cost.
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CGW-Camel Grinding Wheels has expanded its high-performance Super Quickie-Cut line with the introduction of 0.075" cut/grind combo wheels. Using the wheel for both cutting and grinding can reduce production time and cost.
The wheels’ 0.075" thickness produces minimal sparks and burrs while removing less material for faster working and reduced cutting resistance, the company says. Manufactured with three layers of Fiberglass and a high-quality-grade, aluminum oxide grain, the wheels are designed to easily grind stainless steel and steel. The combo wheel cuts when positioned at a 90 degrees and grinds when positioned at a 30-degree angle.
With a type 29 shape, 46 grit size, the wheels are available in 4.5" and 5" diameters with 7/8" or 5/8" to 11" arbor holes. Developed for contaminate-free results, the combo wheels are suited for stainless steel and steel applications.
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