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DETAILS Item: PCD Grinding Cup Wheel Polycrystalline Diamond Grinding Wheel for Removing Epoxy coating,Glue, Mastic, Paint
Quantity: 1pc or 2pcs
Specification:
Diameter: 4.5inch/115MM and 5inch/125MM; Bore: 5/8-11 Thread.
(Please pay attension the 5/8-11 Thread Usually are used in North America Market)
6pcs Quarter Round Polycrystalline Diamond
3pcs Tungsten Carbide round segment
Application:
1. Great choice for removing hard and stubbon surfaces, like Epoxy coating on floor,waterproofing membrane, and Glue, Thick Mastic, Paint and other concrete floor coating.
2. Do not grinding metal material.
Feature:
1. High quality steel core and 100% balance checking to avoid
2. 6pcs PCD segment and 3pcs Tungsten Carbide segments provide efficient and long life working
3. M14 Thread, 5/8-11 Thread can be fit to angle grinder easily.
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FAQ Q：Can grinding wheels be recycled?
A：Yes, grinding wheels can often be recycled or repurposed. Some manufacturers offer recycling programs for used wheels, while others may accept them as scrap metal. Check with local recycling facilities or contact the wheel manufacturer for guidance on proper disposal and recycling options.
Q: How long do grinding wheels last?
A: The lifespan of a grinding wheel depends on factors such as the material being ground, the grinding parameters, and the quality of the wheel itself. Generally, grinding wheels wear down over time and need to be replaced periodically to maintain performance and safety.