Weiler
Weiler 03480 Crimped Wire Wheel Brush 6 in 12,500 RPM
A 6-inch stainless-steel crimped wire wheel brush for bench grinders, rated to 12,500 RPM with a 2-inch threaded arbor
- TypeSanders
- Crimped stainless-steel bristles clean stainless surfaces without contamination
- 006 in wire diameter removes light scale and burrs gently
- 1 1/8 in bristle length reaches into grooves and corners
- Threaded 2 in arbor fits bench grinders directly
- 12,500 RPM maximum speed matches high-speed grinder ratings
Wire Wheel Brush for Bench Grinders
This crimped stainless-steel wire wheel brush mounts on a bench grinder with a 2 in threaded hole. The 6 in diameter wheel has a 1 1/4 in face width and 0.006 in bristle diameter. It is designed for surface preparation on stainless steel.
Suited for light deburring and cleaning.
The crimped wire construction suits light deburring, rust removal and surface cleaning on stainless steel. It is not intended for aggressive stock removal or cutting applications. Users needing heavy material removal should consider a knotted wire wheel.
Maximum operating speed 12,500 RPM
The brush is rated for a maximum operating speed of 12,500 RPM. Exceeding this speed can cause wire breakage and safety hazards. Always verify the bench grinder no-load speed does not exceed this limit before installation.
Highlights
- Crimped stainless-steel bristles clean stainless surfaces without contamination
- 006 in wire diameter removes light scale and burrs gently
- 1 1/8 in bristle length reaches into grooves and corners
- Threaded 2 in arbor fits bench grinders directly
- 12,500 RPM maximum speed matches high-speed grinder ratings
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Brand | Weiler |
| Model | 03480 |
Questions about this item
What RPM limit does the 2 in threaded hole impose on this wire wheel?
The brush is rated for a maximum operating speed of 12, 500 RPM when mounted on a compatible bench grinder.
What grinder arbor size matches the 2 in threaded hole on this 6 in brush?
The brush fits a bench grinder with a 2 in threaded arbor hole.
How is the brush secured to the bench grinder, and what step is often missed?
Thread the brush onto the 2 in arbor hole and tighten against the grinder flanges; the common error is skipping the flange washers.
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