Value Collection BD3005 Cut-off Wheel 14 in Type 1 36 Grit

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD3005 is a Type 1 flat cut-off wheel designed for high-speed cutting of steel in demanding trade and industrial applications. Built with reinforced aluminum oxide abrasive at 36 grit, it delivers aggressive material removal on ferrous metals. The wheel measures 14 inches in diameter and 1/8 inches thick, with a 1-inch arbor hole for standard mounting on large angle grinders and cut-off saws. A hardness code of T and specification grade A36T indicate a medium-hard bond suited for production-level steel cutting work. Licensed tradespeople and fabricators working in mechanical, HVAC, and structural applications will find this wheel well suited to cutting pipe, bar stock, and structural steel.

This cut-off wheel is intended for stationary or handheld cut-off saws and large angle grinders rated to accept a 14-inch wheel. Its primary rated application is steel, making it appropriate for use in metal fabrication shops, on job sites where structural steel is cut, and in HVAC or plumbing rough-in work involving heavy ferrous pipe or duct framing. The 4400 maximum RPM rating must be matched to the tool before mounting.

Key Features

• Reinforced aluminum oxide abrasive construction for durability under continuous cutting loads
• 36 grit provides aggressive stock removal on steel and ferrous materials
• Type 1 flat profile for straight, plunge, and chop cuts
• 14-inch diameter suits large cut-off saws and high-capacity angle grinders
• 1-inch arbor hole fits standard spindle sizes on full-size cut-off equipment
• Hardness grade A36T balances bond integrity with consistent cutting performance

Compatibility

Designed for use on cut-off saws and angle grinders that accept a 14-inch Type 1 (Type 01/41) abrasive wheel with a 1-inch arbor hole and support a minimum tool speed of 4400 RPM. Rated application is steel.

Installation Notes

Mounting and operation of abrasive cut-off wheels must be performed by trained personnel following ANSI B7.1 safety standards and the tool manufacturer's guidelines. Always verify the tool's rated RPM meets or exceeds the wheel's 4400 RPM maximum before mounting. Inspect the wheel for cracks or chips before each use and never operate a damaged wheel. Wear appropriate PPE including face shield, gloves, and hearing protection during operation.