125X1.2X22 Cutting Wheel Disc Abrasive Metal Grinding

• Customization: Available
• Materials: Water Sand Paper
• Abrasive: Ceramic, Aluminium Oxide
• Type: Water Sandpaper
• Grade: Fine Sand
• Bonding Agent: Resin Binder Sand
• Model: P40-P1500
• MOQ: 50000PCS/Each Grit
• Backing: Latex Paper
• Applicatioin: Car, Vessel, Composite Materials, Wood, Metal
• Backing Type: Hook and Loop, Psa
• Transport Package: PCS/Carton
• Specification: 2", 3", 4", 4.5", 5", 6", 7", 8" inch
• Trademark: OEM
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 6805200000
• Production Capacity: 1, 000, 000, 000 PCS/Year
• Package Size: 33.00cm * 17.00cm * 9.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1.000kg

Product Description

 

Feature

1. Abrasive Material:

   • Common Materials: Cutting wheels typically use abrasives like aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or diamond. The material selection depends on the type of material being cut (e.g., aluminum oxide for general metals, diamond for harder materials like concrete or stone).
   • Diamond Cutting Wheels: For particularly hard materials, such as ceramics, concrete, or stone, diamond cutting wheels are used for their superior hardness and cutting efficiency.

2. Bonding Agent:

   • The bonding agent holds the abrasive particles together in the wheel. Common bonding materials include resin, rubber, and metal.
   • The bond strength affects the wheel's cutting performance. A softer bond allows for faster cutting, while a harder bond offers greater durability.

3. Thickness:

   • Cutting wheels are typically thinner than grinding wheels to provide a cleaner cut with minimal material removal.
   • Thicker wheels may be used for more robust cutting tasks, while thinner wheels are ideal for precision cutting and reducing material waste.

4. Shape and Size:

   • Cutting wheels are usually flat discs, but their size (diameter and thickness) and hole size (for mounting on machines) vary based on the application.
   • Common sizes range from small (for handheld tools) to large (for industrial cutting machines).

5. Speed Rating:

   • Cutting wheels are designed to operate at specific speeds, typically measured in revolutions per minute (RPM). Over-speeding can lead to wheel failure, so it's essential to adhere to the manufacturer's recommended speed rating for safety.

6. Reinforcement:

   • Many cutting wheels are reinforced with fiberglass mesh or other materials to enhance strength and prevent breakage during high-speed cutting operations.

Application

1. Metal Cutting:
   • Sheet Metal: Cutting thin sheets of metal or large metal plates is another common application, particularly in fabrication and repair.
   • Pipe Cutting: They are often used to cut pipes and rods in industries like plumbing, construction, and metalworking.
   • Steel, Aluminum, and Alloys: Cutting wheels are commonly used to cut through various types of metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other alloys.

   • Stone and Concrete Cutting:

     • Stone Cutting: Diamond cutting wheels are used for cutting natural stone like granite, marble, and slate.
     • Concrete Cutting: These wheels are also essential for cutting concrete, including tasks like curb cutting, pavement repair, or trenching in roadwork and construction.

   • Tile and Ceramic Cutting:

     • Ceramic Tiles: Cutting wheels, often diamond-impregnated, are used for precision cutting of ceramic tiles, porcelain, and other hard materials used in flooring and wall installations.
     • Glass Cutting: Specialized cutting wheels are used in the glass industry to make precise cuts in glass sheets.

   • Automotive Industry:

     • Body Parts and Exhaust Systems: Cutting wheels are used for cutting automotive parts, including sheet metal for body panels, exhaust pipes, and other components in auto repair and manufacturing.
     • Brake Rotors and Drums: Cutting wheels are also used to cut brake rotors and drums to specified dimensions during maintenance or manufacturing.

   • Aerospace Industry:

     • Aircraft Parts: Cutting wheels are employed in the aerospace industry for cutting and shaping metals, composites, and alloys used in aircraft manufacturing and maintenance.
     • Precision Cutting: High-precision cutting wheels may be used for intricate cuts in high-strength materials.

   • Construction and Demolition:

     • Concrete and Brick: Cutting wheels are used for construction and demolition tasks, such as cutting concrete blocks, bricks, and asphalt.
     • Rebar Cutting: Reinforced concrete often contains steel rebar, which can be cut effectively with cutting wheels.

   • Woodworking:

     • Though less common, certain cutting wheels are used in woodworking applications for cutting through laminated materials, composites, or even wood with metal inserts.

   • Fabrication and Metalworking:

     • Structural Steel Cutting: Cutting wheels are widely used in fabrication shops to cut structural steel beams, plates, and other steel components to required sizes.
     • Metal Fabrication: In manufacturing settings, cutting wheels help with the assembly of metal parts by cutting rods, sheets, or other metal components.

   • Electrical and Electronics:

     • Circuit Boards: Cutting wheels may be used to cut circuit boards, semiconductors, and other components in the electronics industry, especially for precise or custom-sized parts.

   • Heavy Industrial Use:

   • Industrial Equipment Maintenance: Cutting wheels are used to cut through large industrial machines and equipment for repairs or adjustments.
   • Shipbuilding: Cutting wheels play a crucial role in shipbuilding for cutting metal sheets, pipes, and other components.

HL Abrasives, established in 1999, is a leading manufacturer with two branches specializing in high-quality abrasives such as Fiberglass Backing, Ceramic Abrasive Series, Strip & Clean Disc... Our products are widely used in automotive, metalworking, woodworking, construction, aerospace, and electronics industries. With a focus on innovation and reliability, we aim to provide top-notch solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of our customers.

Q1: Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
We are a professional manufacturer of abrasive tools with our own trading company as well. You are warmly welcome to visit our factory for an on-site inspection.
Q2: Do you accept OEM Brands?
Yes, OEM services are available, and we are experienced in providing OEM solutions.
Q3: Is the sample available for quality testing?
Yes, free samples are available for quality testing, but customers are responsible for the freight costs.
Q4: What are your payment terms?
For orders below USD 1,000, 100% payment in advance. For orders above USD 1,000, 30% deposit via T/T, and 70% before delivery. We will show you photos of the products and packaging before you pay the remaining balance.
Q5: How can we guarantee the quality?
We always provide a pre-production sample before mass production, and final inspection is conducted before shipment.
Q6: What can you buy from us?
Abrasive paper, abrasive cloth, abrasive belt, discs, fiberglass backing pads, strip & clean discs, flap discs, flap wheels, quick change abrasives, buffing wheels, sponge sanding, and protective films...
Q7: How about your delivery time?
Generally, it will take 15 to 30 working days after receiving your advance payment. However, the specific delivery time depends on the items and quantity of your order.