3M 7000000700 Deburring Wheel 3 Inch Aluminum Oxide Density 8

Product Description

The 3M 7000000700 is a unitized deburring wheel designed for light material removal, surface conditioning, and edge finishing on metal workpieces. Built with aluminum oxide abrasive at a hard density grade of 8, it delivers consistent cutting action and long wheel life across a range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The 3-inch diameter wheel measures 1/4 inch in face width and mounts on a 3/8-inch center hole, making it compatible with a variety of rotary power tools. Rated to 18,100 RPM, it suits both handheld and machine-mounted applications. A licensed technician or machinist typically installs and operates this wheel in metal fabrication, finishing, or maintenance environments.

This deburring wheel is suited for edge deburring, surface blending, and light stock removal on machined or fabricated metal parts. Its unitized construction integrates the abrasive throughout the wheel body rather than on a surface layer, allowing consistent performance as the wheel wears. Compatible tooling includes centerless grinders, die grinders, inline sanders, manual backstands, and pressure assist backstands, making it versatile across shop and field applications where a controlled, repeatable finish is required.

Key Features

• Aluminum oxide abrasive with a hard density grade of 8 for aggressive deburring and long wheel life
• Unitized wheel construction provides consistent cut rate throughout the full wheel life
• 3-inch diameter with 1/4-inch face width for precise edge and surface work
• 3/8-inch center hole fits standard die grinder and backstand arbors
• Rated to 18,100 RPM for high-speed rotary tool compatibility
• Compatible with centerless grinders, die grinders, inline sanders, and backstands

Compatibility

Compatible tooling includes centerless grinders, die grinders, inline sanders, manual backstands, and pressure assist backstands as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified machinist or metalworking technician. Before mounting, verify that the tool spindle speed does not exceed the 18,100 RPM wheel rating. Power down and lock out the tool before mounting or changing the wheel. Follow ANSI B7.1 safe wheel handling and mounting guidelines, including use of proper flanges and guards.