Diamond Vantage
Diamond Vantage DXE0130P0405A Cut-Off Wheel 4" 5/8" 15250rpm PK5
Abrasive cut-off wheel for chop saws, 4-inch diameter with 5/8-inch arbor, rated to 15,250 rpm, pack of five
- TypeChop Saws
- Color/FinishOrange/Yellow
- Designed for chop saws with 5/8 in arbor
- 4 in diameter fits compact cut-off machines
- 15250 rpm rating supports high-speed cutting
- Pack of five wheels reduces replacement downtime
- Orange and yellow finish aids visual identification
Cut-Off Wheel for Chop Saws
This Diamond Vantage cut-off wheel fits chop saws and is sold as a pack of five. The abrasive disc is designed for cutting tasks in workshop or yard environments. Its orange and yellow finish provides clear visibility during use. The wheel is new and ready for immediate installation.
4-Inch Diameter with 5/8-Inch Arbor
The blade measures four inches across and mounts on a 5/8-inch arbor common to many chop saws. The specified dimensions determine which machines accept the wheel without adapters. A pack of five allows quick replacement when a disc wears down. The colour coding helps identify the wheel among other consumables.
Rated for 15250 RPM Maximum Speed
The wheel carries a maximum blade speed rating of 15250 rpm, matching the operating envelope of compatible chop saws. Staying within this limit supports stable cutting and reduces the risk of wheel failure. The abrasive construction generates heat and dust typical of dry cutting. Operators should follow standard safety practices for eye and respiratory protection.
Highlights
- Designed for chop saws with 5/8 in arbor
- 4 in diameter fits compact cut-off machines
- 15250 rpm rating supports high-speed cutting
- Pack of five wheels reduces replacement downtime
- Orange and yellow finish aids visual identification
Specifications
| Type | Chop Saws |
|---|---|
| Brand | Diamond Vantage |
| Model | DXE0130P0405A |
| Color/Finish | Orange/Yellow |
Questions about this item
Does the 5/8 in arbor match standard chop-saw spindles?
Yes — the 5/8 in arbor is the common size for 4 in chop-saw wheels and fits directly on most standard spindles.
What clearance does a 4 in diameter wheel need inside the guard?
A 4 in wheel requires at least 4 in of blade exposure; verify the guard opening and flange depth before mounting.
How do you install the wheel so it runs true at 15250 rpm?
Place the wheel on the spindle with the printed side facing out, tighten the flange nut firmly by hand, then snug with the wrench while holding the spindle lock — never over-torque.
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