Reed 03665 Replacement Cutter Wheel, 1/4 in Blade Exposure, For Use With Quick Releaseā¢ TC3Q, TC4Q, TC5Q, TC6Q and TC8Q Metal Tubing Cutter
All REED cutter wheels are made from high shock-resistant tool steel, while competitive cutter wheels are made from carbon steel or still lower quality tool steel. By using this higher quality raw material, REED cutter wheels can be made thinner and can therefore cut pipe more easily and leave less burr. Also, because of their higher quality, certified material, only REED cutter wheels can be heat-treated for the perfect balance between hardness and toughness to make REED cutter wheels resist breakage and last longer.
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BrandReed
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UPC757033036659
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Manufacturer Part Number03665
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CountryUSA|Canada
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Specifications1/4 in Blade Exposure
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Suitable For Use WithQuick Releaseā¢ TC3Q, TC4Q, TC5Q, TC6Q and TC8Q Metal Tubing Cutter
- Thin profile cuts easily and leaves little burr
- Each REED cutter wheel is heat-treated for toughness
- REED cutter wheels are made in the USA from steel sourced globally
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
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| Ferguson | REED03665 |
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Alternative Part Number30-40
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UNSPSC23241600
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Package Description12/PK
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WarrantyLifetime
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Reed 03665 Replacement Cutter Wheel, 1/4 in Blade Exposure, For Use With Quick Releaseā¢ TC3Q, TC4Q, TC5Q, TC6Q and TC8Q Metal Tubing Cutter
All REED cutter wheels are made from high shock-resistant tool steel, while competitive cutter wheels are made from carbon steel or still lower quality tool steel. By using this higher quality raw material, REED cutter wheels can be made thinner and can therefore cut pipe more easily and leave less burr. Also, because of their higher quality, certified material, only REED cutter wheels can be heat-treated for the perfect balance between hardness and toughness to make REED cutter wheels resist breakage and last longer.
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