Forney Industries 60027 A5 Mounted Point 60 Grit 10 Pack

Product Description

The Forney Industries 60027 is an A5-shape mounted shank abrasive point designed for precision grinding, polishing, and de-burring on ferrous metals and other hard surfaces. Constructed from high-grade aluminum oxide at 60 grit, this mounted point delivers consistent stock removal and surface finishing in tight or confined areas where standard grinding wheels cannot reach. It mounts directly into a 1/4-inch chuck on high-speed drills and rotary tools. Each package contains 10 points, making it practical for shop use or field service kits. The aluminum oxide abrasive resists loading on hard metals and maintains cutting action through extended use.

This mounted point is suited for use in metal fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, and light industrial applications. It excels in spot grinding weld beads, cleaning up casting flash, and de-burring drilled or punched holes in steel and iron components. The A5 shape is particularly effective in recessed channels, bores, and die cavities where larger abrasive wheels wear out prematurely or simply will not fit. Licensed tradespeople and skilled maintenance technicians working on metal components will find these points useful for finishing work that demands control and access in confined geometry.

Key Features

• A5 mounted shank point shape for controlled access in tight areas
• 60-grit aluminum oxide construction for grinding and de-burring hard metals
• Fits 1/4-inch chuck high-speed drills and rotary tools
• Effective on ferrous metals and other hard surfaces
• 10 points per package for extended shop or field use
• Especially useful where larger wheels will not fit or wear out too quickly

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4-inch chuck high-speed drills and rotary grinding tools commonly used in metal fabrication and maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Mounted abrasive points should be installed and operated by personnel familiar with rotary abrasive tool safety. Verify the tool spindle speed does not exceed the rated RPM of the abrasive point before use. Always secure the shank fully in the chuck and inspect the point for cracks or damage prior to each use. Eye protection and appropriate PPE are required when operating abrasive grinding tools.