Sait 24051 Cut-off Wheel 14 in Type 01/41 Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The SAIT 24051 is a Type 01/41 aluminum oxide reinforced cut-off wheel designed for high-speed cutting of steel. Built with a resinoid bond and a black wheel body, it measures 14 inches in diameter, 3/32 inches thick, and has a 1-inch arbor hole. It is rated to a maximum of 4,400 RPM and is sized specifically for use with chop saws. The aluminum oxide abrasive and reinforced construction make it a dependable choice for metal fabrication, structural steel work, and general cutting tasks in trade and industrial settings.

This cut-off wheel is intended for steel cutting applications using chop saws, also commonly called abrasive miter saws or cold saws in shop environments. It fits standard 14-inch chop saw spindles with a 1-inch arbor. Typical uses include cutting rebar, angle iron, pipe, and structural steel stock. This wheel suits metalworking trades including pipefitters, ironworkers, general contractors, and fabrication shop technicians who require consistent, repeatable cuts on ferrous material.

Key Features

• Type 01/41 flat wheel profile for straight, narrow cut-off applications
• Aluminum oxide abrasive with reinforced construction for cutting steel
• Resinoid bond for smooth, controlled cutting performance
• 14-inch diameter at 3/32 inches thick for fast, low-drag cuts
• 4,400 maximum RPM rating matched to standard 14-inch chop saw speeds
• 1-inch arbor hole fits common chop saw spindle sizes

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cut-off wheel for 14-inch chop saws and abrasive cutoff machines that accept a 1-inch arbor and operate within a 4,400 RPM maximum speed rating.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation of abrasive cut-off wheels should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with ANSI B7.1 safety standards for abrasive wheels. Always confirm the machine spindle speed does not exceed the wheel's maximum RPM rating before mounting. Inspect the wheel for cracks or damage before each use and never use a wheel that has been dropped or shows visible defects. Ensure the arbor nut is properly secured and the blade guard is in place before powering on the saw.