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Spitfire Cut-off
wheels are pre-engineered to produce the most versatile
wheel performance. Zirkon Cut-off wheels give you premium
performance in all cut-off applications ranging from production
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Typical
Applications |
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Notching
Cutting
sheet metal
Pipe cutting
Foundry gate/riser removal
Metal plate dimensioning
Bar cutting |
Run
wheel at the highest possible speed (marked
on the wheel)
It
is recommended that a cut-off machine should
have 1 HP for every 25 mm of wheel diameter.
Make
cuts as quickly as possible.
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Reinforced
Cut-off Wheels
Designed to resist breakage caused by severe cross-bending.
A reinforced wheel is required on any operation where
the work is not securely clamped.
Aluminium
Oxide Wheels (Reinforced) Stock Availability Table
Silicon
Carbide Wheels (Reinforced) Stock Availability Table
Silicon
Carbide Wheels-Stock Availability Table
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Non-Reinforced Cut-off Wheels
Designed for use on " fixed
base" type of machines where the work is securely clamped,
guarded, and where the wheel operates on a controlled cutting
plane.
Cut-off
Wheels and Rough Sided (F) Stock Availability Table
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| Abrasive
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Grit |
Grade |
Bond |
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16 |
P |
BL3 |
| 44A |
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BL4 |
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B27 |
| B25 |
| NZ |
80 |
T |
BX58
B88X
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How
To Use Spec Check:
Abrasive
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A:
44A:
NZ: |
Tough abrasive, first choice for all general applications
Tougher than A
Zirconia Alumina, premium abrasive for high performance |
Bond
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BL3,BL4:
B27,B25:
BX58:
B88X:
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Normal, general purpose bond-suited for pipe cutting
General purpose, for better cut-rate requirements
Durable bond recommended for bar cutting
Very tough bond-Ideal for high material removal rates and high powered machines |
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| TroubleShooting
Guide |
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Problem
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Possible
Causes
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Correction
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| Poor
cutting rate |
Insufficient
power used
Wheel
too hard
Contact area too large
Wheel side out of truth
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Increase
feed or pressure to full power
Use softer or thinner wheel
Reduce contact area
Check spindle runout |
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quality of cut |
Non-square
cuts
Workpiece burn
Wheel too coarse
Wheel too hard |
See
"non-square cuts"
See "non-square cuts"
Use finer wheel
Use softer wheel |
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| Non-square
cuts |
Wheel
too hard
Work not clamped well
Misaligned spindle bearings |
Use
softer wheel
Check clamp
Check bearing truth andalignment |
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| Workpiece
burn |
Insufficient
feed rate
Wheel too hard
Wheel too coarse
Wheel running out
Wheel speed too slow |
Work
machine to maximum power
Use softer wheel
Use finer wheel
Check spindle
Ensure no wheel slippage |
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