Aluminum cutting disc A24S-BF
for steelfor stainless steelsteel

aluminum cutting disc
aluminum cutting disc
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Characteristics

Material to be cut
for steel, for stainless steel, for aluminum
Disc material
steel
Other characteristics
high-speed, large-diameter
Disc diameter

300 mm, 350 mm, 400 mm
(11.8 in, 13.8 in, 15.7 in)

Bore diameter

22.23 mm, 25.4 mm
(0.88 in, 1 in)

Description

Binic Abrasive produce large cutting wheel for customer are the largest cutting disc currently. These double reinforced 14 inch chop saw discs are built for general purpose metal cutting. This large 14″ cutting wheel can be used to cut a variety of metals and some common uses include cutting angle iron, square box, rectangle box, tubing and rebar. Black Hawks 14 inch chop cut off wheel is for use on a stationary chop saw. As with cut off wheels you will find that each disc provides quick cutting, as well as long life. Each disc is double reinforced for safety and durability even during the toughest jobs. Features: It is used for fixed cutting machines. With the 3.5mm thickness, it offer users more durability. And it is suitable for most demanding customers. It maximizes the friction and sharpness and reduces the burrs after cutting. Maximize the friction to improve sharpness, More cost saving than cutting by alloy blade. It has various cutting applications, increasing side strength to guarantee safety. It has perfect abrasive performance and extra durability in its application of steel. Product Advantages: Super-long durability High-speed cutting Great value No need to change the wheels even for different material’s cutting. Superior durability and ultrahigh cutting speed. High break-resistance and comfortable cutting experience. Cut smoothly without any block.

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