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Listing is for 1 unit of NORTON ABRASIVES 66261055200 Convolute Wheel, Silicon Caroffere
Grainger6PZ49
Item is brand new in OEM packaging.
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Product Details
BrandNORTONSeriesBear-Tex Series 1000Manufacturer Part Number66261055200Wheel Diameter6 inFace Width1 inArbor Hole Size1 inDensity RatingMedium (6)Abrasive MaterialSilicon CaroffereGradeVery FineMaximum Operating Speed6,000 RPMColorGrayAbrasive TypeNon-WovenUNSPSC23131503Country of OriginMexico (subject to change)The Norton Abrasives 66261055200 is a 6" diameter Bear-Tex Series 1000 convolute wheel made from non-woven silicon caroffere, with a 1" face width and 1" arbor hole. Rated Medium density and Very Fine grade with a 6000 RPM maximum operating speed, it's built for fine deburring, blending, and surface finishing work on metal parts without the aggressive cut of a bonded abrasive wheel.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Bear-Tex Series 1000 convolute wheel used for?
It's designed for light deburring, blending, and surface finishing on metal components, offering a gentler, more controlled abrasive action than a standard bonded grinding wheel.
2. What size arbor and wheel diameter does the Norton Abrasives 66261055200 use?
It has a 6" wheel diameter with a 1" arbor hole and 1" face width. Confirm your spindle or machine arbor matches this size before ordering.
3. What does the "Very Fine" grade rating mean for this wheel?
Very Fine grade means it produces a smoother, less aggressive finish than coarser grades, suited to final blending and light surface cleanup rather than heavy stock removal.
4. What's the maximum operating speed for this wheel?
It's rated for a maximum operating speed of 6000 RPM. Never exceed this limit, since running above the rated speed risks wheel failure and operator injury.
5. What material is the abrasive made from, and why does that matter?
It uses silicon caroffere abrasive in a non-woven construction, which works well on both ferrous and non-ferrous metals and resists loading compared to some other abrasive materials.
6. What does the "Medium" density rating indicate?
Medium (6) density describes how tightly the non-woven fibers are packed. A denser wheel holds its shape longer under pressure, while a less dense wheel conforms more easily to contoured surfaces.
