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Tuff Stuff 4CMAS Masonry Cut Off Wheel Depressed Center 13500 RPM
Cuts brick, concrete block, slate and tile with a double-reinforced masonry wheel rated to 13500 RPM
- TypeMasonry Tools
- Selling UnitEach
- Cuts brick, concrete, slate and tile efficiently
- Double reinforcement extends wheel life and durability
- Superior friability exposes fresh grain for sharpness
- Depressed center suits low-angle and vertical grinding
- 13500 RPM maximum speed rating for safety
What It Is
This is a 4-inch masonry cut-off wheel with a 5/8-inch arbor and depressed centre. It is designed for angle grinders that accept a 13500 RPM maximum speed rating and is sold individually for trade or DIY use.
Who It Suits
The wheel cuts brick, concrete block, slate, tile and similar masonry materials. It is not for metal stock, stone benchtops or wood, and buyers who need a larger diameter or a different arbor size should look elsewhere.
Installation Notes
Mount the wheel on a compatible grinder, verify the spindle matches the 5/8-inch arbor and confirm the tool’s rated speed meets or exceeds 13500 RPM. The most common issue is fitting the wheel to an overspeed or undersized grinder, which can cause immediate failure.
Highlights
- Cuts brick, concrete, slate and tile efficiently
- Double reinforcement extends wheel life and durability
- Superior friability exposes fresh grain for sharpness
- Depressed center suits low-angle and vertical grinding
- 13500 RPM maximum speed rating for safety
Specifications
| Type | Masonry Tools |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
What angle grinder arbor size must I already own to mount this 5/8" arbor wheel?
Your angle grinder needs a 5/8 inch arbor to fit the wheel's centre hole securely.
Will the 13500 RPM rating work safely on my older grinder that runs slower?
Yes, as long as your grinder's maximum speed does not exceed 13500 RPM the wheel will run within its rated limit.
How can I confirm the wheel is cutting correctly after I install it?
The wheel should cut brick, concrete block, slate or tile smoothly with steady pressure and no excessive vibration.
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