Weiler
Weiler 804-13266 Twist-Knot Wire Wheel 4" Dia .02 Wire 5/8" Arbor hardware
Twist-knot carbon-steel wire wheel brush, 4 in diameter with 5/8 in arbor, 0.02 in wire and 7/8 in trim length, rated for 20,000 RPM
- TypeCarpet Seam Binders
- Twist-knot carbon-steel wire cleans aggressively
- 02 in wire diameter resists premature breakage
- 7/8 in trim length reaches into tight corners
- 5/8 in arbor fits common angle grinders
- Rated 20,000 RPM for high-speed material removal
Product Identity
This Weiler 804-13266 is a twist-knot wire wheel brush designed for surface preparation tasks. It suits metalworkers and maintenance crews needing aggressive cleaning or deburring action on ferrous materials.
Build And Mounting
Carbon steel twisted wire bristles measuring .02 inch diameter provide a 1/4 inch face width and 7/8 inch trim length. The 5/8 inch arbor hole fits directly onto compatible bench grinders or power tools rated for the speed.
Compatibility Check
Verify your equipment operates at or below 20,000 RPM maximum speed before mounting this wheel. Confirm the arbor diameter matches 5/8 inch and that the tool accepts a 1/4 inch face width wheel.
Highlights
- Twist-knot carbon-steel wire cleans aggressively
- 02 in wire diameter resists premature breakage
- 7/8 in trim length reaches into tight corners
- 5/8 in arbor fits common angle grinders
- Rated 20,000 RPM for high-speed material removal
Specifications
| Brand | WEILER |
|---|---|
| Type | Carpet Seam Binders |
| Shipping weight | 7.26 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
What does the 5/8" arbor hole limit in terms of mounting compatibility?
The 5/8" arbor hole fits only tools with a matching spindle diameter such as many bench grinders and some angle grinders.
What clearance does the 4" diameter and 1/4" face width need inside a guard?
The 4" diameter and 1/4" face width require a guard opening wide enough for the full brush circle and side clearance so the twisted knots do not strike the housing.
How is the wheel secured on a 5/8" spindle and what step is often missed?
Slide the wheel onto the spindle, add the supplied flange washers if required, then tighten the spindle nut firmly; the step often missed is confirming the wheel sits flush against the inner flange before final torque.
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