Metabo
Metabo Slicer Cut-Off Wheel 6" .040 7/8" Arbor 60 Grit 10200 RPM
A 6-inch aluminium-oxide cut-off wheel with a 7/8-inch arbor hole, 60 grit and 10,200 RPM maximum speed for cutting stainless steel and steel
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Thin .040 profile for fast, clean cuts
- 60-grit aluminum oxide cuts stainless and steel
- 6 inch diameter fits standard angle grinders
- 7/8 inch arbor matches common tool spindles
- 10,200 RPM rating supports high-speed grinding
Metabo 6" Cut-Off Wheel
This Metabo cut-off wheel is a 6 inch diameter abrasive disc designed for cutting stainless steel and steel. It features a thin 0.040 inch profile for fast material removal with minimal kerf. The wheel uses aluminum oxide grain in a 60 grit Type 1 construction. It is built for use on compatible angle grinders.
For Metal Fabrication And Maintenance
This wheel suits professionals and tradespeople cutting sheet metal, pipe, or bar stock in stainless and carbon steel. The thin profile reduces heat buildup and burr formation on the workpiece. It is not intended for grinding, deburring, or surface preparation tasks. Buyers needing a grinding wheel or a disc for stone and concrete should select a different abrasive type.
10200 RPM Maximum Speed Rating
The wheel carries a maximum operating speed of 10200 RPM. This rating must match or exceed the no-load RPM of the angle grinder used. Exceeding this speed creates a severe shatter hazard. Always verify the grinder's spindle speed before mounting the wheel.
Highlights
- Thin .040 profile for fast, clean cuts
- 60-grit aluminum oxide cuts stainless and steel
- 6 inch diameter fits standard angle grinders
- 7/8 inch arbor matches common tool spindles
- 10,200 RPM rating supports high-speed grinding
Specifications
| Brand | METABO |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
Does the 6" .040 wheel come alone or in a pack and is a backing flange included?
The listing describes a single 6" .040 Type 1 cut-off wheel with a 7/8" arbor hole; no backing flange or multi-pack is mentioned.
Should I choose the 60-grit A60TZ wheel or a different grit for cutting stainless and mild steel?
The 60-grit A60TZ specification is designed for stainless steel and steel, balancing cut speed and wheel life in those materials.
What does the 10,200 RPM rating mean when the wheel is mounted on my angle grinder?
10,200 RPM is the maximum safe spindle speed; your grinder must run at or below this figure when the 6" wheel is fitted.
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