3M 18407 Deburring Wheel Flange 3 in Max Dia 7/8 in Hole

Product Description

The 3M 18407 is a deburring wheel flange designed to mount and secure deburring wheels with a 7/8 inch center hole onto compatible rotary tools and angle grinders. The flange supports deburring wheels up to 3 inches in diameter, providing a stable clamping surface that keeps the wheel properly seated during operation. This hardware component is a necessary mounting accessory for techs and tradespeople who use abrasive deburring wheels for cleaning pipe ends, removing burrs from cut metal, or prepping conduit and tubing before fitting assembly.

This flange is suited for use in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and general mechanical applications where pipe or conduit is cut and must be deburred before connection. It is installed on rotary tools or grinders as a support component for the deburring wheel itself. The 18407 ships as a single unit and is appropriate for both shop use and field service work where a properly secured deburring wheel is required for clean, code-compliant prep work.

Key Features

• Supports deburring wheels up to 3 inches in diameter
• Compatible with 7/8 inch hole deburring wheels
• Hardware flange design provides secure wheel retention during use
• Lightweight at 0.58 pounds for easy handling and portability
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual replacement or spare stock

Compatibility

Compatible with 7/8 inch hole deburring wheels up to 3 inches in maximum diameter. Designed as a mounting flange accessory for use with compatible rotary tools and angle grinders accepting this wheel and flange configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with abrasive wheel mounting procedures. Always power down and disconnect the tool from its power source before installing or removing the flange and wheel assembly. Follow the tool manufacturer's instructions for proper flange seating and fastener tightening. Inspect the deburring wheel for cracks or damage before mounting, and never exceed the maximum rated wheel diameter supported by this flange.