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DISSTON COMPANY

DISSTON COMPANY 842875 6" Fine Crimped Wire Wheel 5/8" Arbor

SKU CH-ZCBY-AJ53K

6-inch fine crimped wire wheel with 5/8-inch arbor for smoothing, cleaning and polishing up to 3,750 RPM

  • Selling UnitEach
  • TypeWire Wheels
  • Fine crimped wire for smooth finishing
  • 6 inch diameter covers broad surfaces
  • Arbor adapts from 5/8 to 1/2 inch
  • Rated for speeds up to 3,750 RPM

6" Fine Crimped Wire Wheel for Grinding

This Disston Master Mechanic wire wheel measures six inches in diameter and uses fine crimped wire for smoothing, cleaning and polishing tasks. It fits a 5/8 inch arbor and is sold individually for use with compatible bench grinders or angle grinders. The wheel is designed for general metal surface preparation in automotive and workshop environments.

Speed Limit and Wire Gauge Constraints

The wheel is rated for a maximum operating speed of 3,750 RPM and uses 0.008 gauge wire, which limits its aggression on harder materials. Users needing faster material removal or heavier deburring should select a coarser wheel, as the fine crimp is intended for lighter finishing work only.

Highlights

  • Fine crimped wire for smooth finishing
  • 6 inch diameter covers broad surfaces
  • Arbor adapts from 5/8 to 1/2 inch
  • Rated for speeds up to 3,750 RPM

Specifications

BrandDISSTON COMPANY
Selling UnitEach
TypeWire Wheels

Questions about this item

How do I decide between the 5/8" and 1/2" arbor options?

The wheel comes with an adapter that lets it fit both 5/8" and 1/2" arbors, so you can use it on either shaft size without choosing a separate version.

What does the 3,750 RPM limit mean for daily use?

It is the maximum safe speed; run your grinder or drill at or below 3,750 RPM to avoid wire breakage and maintain the 0.008 gauge crimped wires for smoothing and cleaning tasks.

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