Nickel Plated Diamond Wheel 6" Grit 60

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Transform your coldworking projects with precision and speed. This professional-grade nickel-plated diamond wheel delivers aggressive material removal for shaping, beveling, and grinding glass and stone with exceptional durability and consistent performance.

Unit of Measure: EA

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Description

Item Name:

Nickel Plated Diamond Wheel 6" Grit 60

SKU:

DASW-W606

Description:

The Nickel Plated Diamond Wheel 6" Grit 60 is a lapidary grinding tool manufactured using a proprietary nickel electroplating process that bonds industrial-grade diamond abrasive particles to a steel rim. The nickel coating provides a durable bond that holds the diamonds securely in place, ensuring consistent grinding performance over extended use. This wheel is designed for the initial stages of glass and stone shaping, where coarser abrasive action is needed to remove material efficiently. The grit 60 designation indicates a coarser diamond size, making it ideal for rough grinding and shaping work in coldworking applications. The wheel features a 1-inch bore diameter with reducing spacers included to accommodate various arbor shaft sizes, including 3/4-inch and 5/8-inch shafts.

How it is used:

  • Used for initial rough grinding and shaping of glass pieces, particularly for coldworking applications where material removal is the primary goal
  • Ideal for grinding edges, beveling, and shaping glass after cutting or fusing
  • Suitable for shaping stone and lapidary work, including cabbing and grinding operations
  • Works best when used wet to reduce dust and cool the wheel and workpiece
  • Recommended for use on lapidary equipment with variable speed control to optimize grinding efficiency
  • The coarser grit makes it effective for rapid material removal before transitioning to finer grits for finishing work

Dimensions:

  • 6" diameter
  • 1.5" wide
  • 1" arbor hole with standard bushings available
Additional Information
Unit of Measure

EA