3M
3M 14750 Unitized Wheel 3 in 12 100 RPM
3 in silicon-carbide unitized wheel, fine grade, soft density, 12 100 RPM max speed
- TypeSanders
- Weight0.05
- MaterialSilicon Carbide
- Fine finish with silicon carbide abrasive
- Soft density rating for controlled material removal
- 12,100 RPM maximum speed for efficient operation
- 3 inch diameter suits detailed work
- Gray non-woven construction resists loading
Abrasive wheel for surface finishing
The 3M 14750 is a unitized wheel built for deburring, blending and light finishing on metal surfaces. Its non-woven silicon-carbide construction resists loading while delivering a consistent fine finish. The wheel measures three inches in diameter with a quarter-inch face width and mounts on a three-eighths inch unthreaded hole.
Suited for controlled hand-tool work
This wheel suits technicians and fabricators who need a soft-density abrasive for contour finishing on portable tools rated to 12,100 RPM. It is not intended for heavy stock removal, aggressive grinding or use on stationary machines that exceed the stated speed limit.
Maximum operating speed 12,100 RPM
The single figure that determines safe fitment is the 12,100 RPM maximum operating speed. The operator must confirm the tool spindle speed does not exceed this value before mounting the wheel.
Highlights
- Fine finish with silicon carbide abrasive
- Soft density rating for controlled material removal
- 12,100 RPM maximum speed for efficient operation
- 3 inch diameter suits detailed work
- Gray non-woven construction resists loading
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.05 |
| Brand | 3M |
| Model | 14750 |
| Material | Silicon Carbide |
Questions about this item
What maximum RPM does the 3M 14750 unitized wheel support?
The 3M 14750 unitized wheel has a maximum operating speed of 12,100 RPM, which limits the spindle speed of the tool it is mounted on.
What connector size and type does the 3M 14750 wheel require for mounting?
The 3M 14750 wheel uses an unthreaded 3/8 in hole for mounting on a compatible mandrel or arbor.
How is the 3M 14750 wheel installed, and what common step is often missed?
Slide the wheel onto a 3/8 in mandrel, secure it with the supplied washers and nut, then verify the tool runs at or below 12,100 RPM before use.
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