Deburring Disc: 4" Dia, 1/4" Hole, Very Coarse Grade, Silicon Carbide MPN:7000144151
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Deburring Disc: 4" Dia, 1/4" Hole, Very Coarse Grade, Silicon Carbide
Get perfect finishes in your welding projects with these silicon carbide discs from 3M. With a very coarse grade for faster stock removal, and a 4-inch diameter perfect for grinding, blending, or finishing on both ferrous and nonferrous materials, these high-performing discs will make short work of any deburring task. Designed for arbor connection with a center hole size of 1/4 inches, they feature maximum RPM of 6000 to help you achieve your desired results faster. Get durability and dependable cutting action with these 3M silicon carbide discs. Perfect for both professional and DIY use, get the ultimate deburring experience with these versatile discs today.
Top product features:
- High-performing silicon carbide abrasive material for fast stock removal
- 4-inch diameter perfect for grinding, blending or finishing on ferrous and nonferrous materials
- Very coarse grade for versatility in deburring tasks
Top product applications:
- Deburring metals before assembly, welding, or finishing
- Blending and smoothing surfaces on metal pieces
- Grinding down edges on tools and materials
Deburring Disc: 4" Dia, 1/4" Hole, Very Coarse Grade, Silicon Carbide Arbor, Black, 6000.000 Max RPM,
Product Information
- : 7000144151
- Abrasive Material: Silicon Carbide
- Center Hole Size (Inch): 1/4
- Connector Type: Arbor
- Disc Diameter (Inch): 4
- Grade: Very Coarse
- Maximum Rpm: 6000
Additional Information
- Hazardous Materials: No, oK to Ship Via Air
- Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Required: No
- Country of Origin: US, United States
- TAA Compliant: Yes
- UNSPSC: 31191506
- UPC: 048011074603
- CA Restricted (Prop 65): Unknown
- Package Weight: 2.20
- Prohibited States: AK,HI,PR
Related ASINs: B00MEWVPQU
Product info last updated on October 1, 2024 5:15am UTC Category: Deburring Wheels Discs