Cut-Off Wheels - Aluminum Oxide - Type 1 / 11-U Series *ZIP ALU™
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Walter Surface Technologies has been a leader in surface treatment technologies for more than 60 years. It provides high-productivity abrasives, power tools, tooling, chemical solutions, and environmental solutions for the metalworking industry. Founded in 1952, Walter Surface Technologies is now established in seven countries in North America, South America, and Europe.
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WALTER SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES - ZIP ALU™ Cut-off wheels are built to quickly cut through aluminum and other non-ferrous metal applications.
ZIP ALU™
These cut-off wheels are formulated to not clog while still providing cool cuts.
7/8" arbor for use with angle grinders.
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Made thin to be fast and excellent for free cutting. Developed to give the longest wheel life and the most cuts possible.
Has an exclusive rib design that reduces friction on the surface for cooler cutting action. 
Type 1 wheel shape These wheels are flat and heavily reinforced allowing them to operate at high speeds. The peripheral edge of the wheel is used to cut metal applications. They run cool and are very durable.
For use with angle grinders
- Cut-Off Wheel: A cut-off wheel is a self-sharpening, thin, wafer-like wheel that often contains radial fibers to help reinforce it and provide strength.
- Bonded Abrasives: A bonded abrasive is an assembly of abrasive grains bonded within a matrix to create a solid-like form.
| Vendor Part #: | 11-U 042 |
| Arbor: | [7/8 inch] |
| Grain: | Aluminum Oxide |
| Thickness: | [3/64 inch] |
| Type: | 1 |
- √For use on Aluminum
- √For use on Non-Ferrous Metals
- √For use on Ferrous Metals
- √Cutting Metal
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