Dremel® 409 Heavy Duty Reinforced Cut-Off Wheel, 15/16 in Dia x 0.025 in THK, 60 Grit, Fiberglass Abrasive
Dremel® 409 Heavy Duty Reinforced Cut-Off Wheel, 15/16 in Dia x 0.025 in THK, 60 Grit, Fiberglass Abrasive
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BrandDremel®
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UPC080596004095
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Manufacturer Part Number409
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CountryUSA
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Maximum Speed35000 rpm
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TypeHeavy Duty Reinforced
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Grit60
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Abrasive MaterialFiberglass
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Wheel Diameter15/16 in
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Wheel Thickness0.025 in
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Applicable MaterialsSheet Metal, Thin Wood and Plastic
- Use with mandrel 402
- Makes it easy to cut or slot bolts and screws
- Cuts only along its edge
- Do not attempt to sand or cut curved holes with them
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 3W841 |
| 332857 |
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UNSPSC31191600
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