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Rex-cut abrasive grinding wheels blend and finish aluminum in one-step
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Rex-Cut Abrasives has introduced a full line of Type 27 cotton-fiber abrasive grinding and blending wheels that provide smooth controlled grinding action, run cool, and are non-loading on aluminum.
Rex-Cut Type 27 Cotton Fiber Grinding Wheels feature multiple layers of cotton fiber that are impregnated with aluminum oxide abrasive grains and then pressed and bonded together. Ideally suited for blending and finishing aluminum in one-step, they provide smooth controlled grinding action, run cool, are non-loading, and eliminate the need for waxes and lubricants.
Constantly revealing fresh abrasives as they work, Rex-Cut Type 27 Cotton Fiber Grinding Wheels for aluminum incorporate a GFX synthetic latex bond and come in 36- and 54-grit versions. Sizes offered include 4", 4-1/4", 5", 7", and 9" dia., in 1/8", 3/16", and 1/4" thicknesses; available with or without 5/8-11 throw away adapters.
Rex-Cut Type 27 Cotton Fiber Grinding Wheels are priced from $ 8.59 up, depending upon size and quantity. A price list is available upon request.
Rex-Cut Type 27 Cotton Fiber Grinding Wheels feature multiple layers of cotton fiber that are impregnated with aluminum oxide abrasive grains and then pressed and bonded together. Ideally suited for blending and finishing aluminum in one-step, they provide smooth controlled grinding action, run cool, are non-loading, and eliminate the need for waxes and lubricants.
Constantly revealing fresh abrasives as they work, Rex-Cut Type 27 Cotton Fiber Grinding Wheels for aluminum incorporate a GFX synthetic latex bond and come in 36- and 54-grit versions. Sizes offered include 4", 4-1/4", 5", 7", and 9" dia., in 1/8", 3/16", and 1/4" thicknesses; available with or without 5/8-11 throw away adapters.
Rex-Cut Type 27 Cotton Fiber Grinding Wheels are priced from $ 8.59 up, depending upon size and quantity. A price list is available upon request.
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