Standard Abrasives™ LDW Wheel 853133, 6 in x 1 in x 1 in, 8S FIN, 3 per case

SKU: 7010330346

Standard Abrasives™ LDW Wheel 853133, 6 in x 1 in x 1 in, 8S FIN, 3 per case

SKU: 7010330346

$93.43 / Each

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Minimum Order Quantity: 3 Each

Estimated Lead Time (subject to change): 9 Days

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SHIPPING DIMENSIONS Height: 3.69 Inches Width: 6.38 Inches Length: 6.38 Inches Weight: 0 Lb(s) 14 Oz

Product Benefits

Great for light deburring, blending machine and belt marks and finishing small parts
Soft density enables the abrasive to conform to the substrate, which prevents undercutting and gouging
The Light Deburring Wheel has a fast finish rate that requires less effort than competitive wheels
Wheel is non-metallic, so it won’t contaminate the work piece
Maintains a smear resistant finish

Ideal for light deburring
of parts with critical
tolerances

Choosing High vs. Low Densities
The Standard Abrasives™ Light Deburring Wheel utilizes a fine grade silicon carbide mineral. These wheels vary in density, ranging from 6 to 8. Higher density wheels tend to be more durable and have a longer service life. Lower density wheels indicate softer feel. This lower density enables the wheel to be more flexible and conform to the substrate. Light deburring wheels tend to be less aggressive and finish finer than other convolute wheels.

Maintain a smear resistant,
bright polished finish
from part to part

Smear-Resistant for A Brighter Finish
These wheels are convolute wheels, meaning they must be run in one direction as indicated by the arrow on the side of the wheel. The abrasive web, made with resin and silicon carbide mineral, is wound around the wheel's core. The silicon carbide mineral is bonded with a smear-resistant resin that will not smudge or stain the substrate. These attributes contribute to a cleaner, brighter finish on the substrate. The Standard Abrasives™ Light Deburring Wheel is a great starting point for your light blending, polishing, and deburring applications. Consider it a trusted tool for achieving a fine finish on the workpiece.