Value Collection W11A121 Cut-off Wheel 12 in Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION W11A121 is a Type 1 resinoid-bonded aluminum oxide cut-off wheel engineered for aggressive cutting of steel and stainless steel. At 12 inches in diameter and 1/8 inches thick, this reinforced wheel is suited for angle grinders and stationary cut-off saws operating at up to 6300 RPM. The 24-grit aluminum oxide abrasive delivers fast, consistent material removal on ferrous metals. The reinforced construction adds structural integrity under load, reducing the risk of wheel failure during heavy-duty cutting tasks. Fabricators, maintenance technicians, and metalworkers rely on this wheel for production and job-site cutting applications.

This cut-off wheel is designed for cutting steel and stainless steel in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and industrial job sites. The Type 1 flat profile is compatible with standard cut-off saw spindles and right-angle grinders equipped with appropriate guards and flanges. The 20.00 mm arbor hole accommodates common machine spindle sizes. Each package contains 10 wheels, making it practical for ongoing production work or stocking a shop supply. The A24 specification indicates an aluminum oxide abrasive grain at 24 grit, consistent with aggressive stock removal on hard metals.

Key Features

• 12 inches diameter with 1/8 inches thickness for straight, controlled cuts on metal
• Aluminum oxide abrasive at 24 grit for fast cutting on steel and stainless steel
• Reinforced resinoid bond construction for structural integrity under operating load
• Type 1 flat wheel profile compatible with cut-off saws and angle grinders
• Maximum operating speed of 6300 RPM
• 20.00 mm arbor hole fits common spindle sizes

Compatibility

Suitable for use on steel and stainless steel with cut-off saws and angle grinders that accept a 12-inch Type 1 wheel with a 20.00 mm arbor hole and support a maximum wheel speed of 6300 RPM or lower.

Installation Notes

Mounting and use of cut-off wheels must comply with ANSI B7.1 safety standards and the machine manufacturer's guidelines. Always ensure the machine's rated RPM does not exceed the wheel's 6300 RPM maximum before mounting. Power down and disconnect the machine from its energy source before changing wheels. Inspect the wheel for cracks or damage before each use, and never use a wheel that has been dropped or shows visible defects.