Value Collection KP10326 Type 27 Grinding Wheel 4in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP10326 is a Type 27 depressed center grinding wheel designed for aggressive material removal on metal surfaces. Built with an aluminum oxide abrasive, this wheel delivers consistent cut-rate performance on ferrous metals including steel and iron. It measures 4 inches in diameter with a 5/8 inch arbor hole and is rated to a maximum of 15000 RPM. The Type 27 profile — also called a raised-hub or depressed center design — allows the disc to sit at a low angle to the workpiece, making it well suited for flat grinding and blending operations. Sold in a package of two wheels.

This grinding wheel is appropriate for use with small 4 inch angle grinders in fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, and light industrial settings. Typical applications include weld grinding, surface preparation, deburring, and stock removal on mild steel, stainless steel, and other ferrous materials. The aluminum oxide abrasive grain is a standard, cost-effective choice for general-purpose metal grinding where consistent abrasive breakdown and self-sharpening action are needed.

Key Features

• Type 27 depressed center profile allows low grinding angle for flat surface work
• Aluminum oxide abrasive grain suited for ferrous metal grinding and weld removal
• 4 inch diameter fits standard small angle grinders
• 5/8 inch arbor hole for direct mount on compatible spindles
• 15000 RPM maximum speed rating
• Sold as a pack of two wheels

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or replenishment grinding wheel for 4 inch angle grinders with a 5/8 inch spindle arbor accepting Type 27 depressed center wheels.

Installation Notes

Grinding wheels must be installed and operated by personnel familiar with angle grinder safety and applicable ANSI B7.1 wheel safety standards. Always inspect the wheel for cracks or damage before mounting and never exceed the marked maximum RPM. Confirm the grinder is unplugged or the power source is locked out before changing wheels. Use the correct flange and nut hardware specified by the grinder manufacturer to secure the wheel properly.