Specifications
| Product Type | Grinding Wheel (Type 27) |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 2 in (50 mm) |
| Pack Contents | 10 grinding wheels + 1 mounting mandrel |
| Pieces per Pack | 10 |
| Abrasive Grain | Aluminum Oxide (alumina) |
| Suitable Materials | Ferrous and non-ferrous metals |
| Application | Surface cleaning, Rust removal, Grinding, Beveling, Edge shaping, Weld blending, Resin stripping |
| Compatible Tool | Die Grinder / Drill (1/4 in shank, via included mandrel) |
| Brand | Whitby Abrasives |
Description
- PACKAGE - 10 pcs 2" grinding wheels for die grinders, plus 1 mounting mandrel that fits 3/8" and 1/4" arbor sizes. Type 27 depressed-center style.
- DUAL-THREAD MANDREL - Supports grinding or cut-off wheels with 3/8" or 1/4" centre holes, for disc thicknesses from 0.035" to 0.16".
- APPLICATIONS - For ferrous and non-ferrous metals; surface cleaning, rust removal, grinding, beveling, edge shaping, weld blending, and resin stripping.
- DURABLE - Premium alumina grain and resin bond for long life; mandrel is A3 carbon steel with a black anti-rust coating.
- COMPATIBILITY - 1/4" shank fits most die grinders and drills; easy to attach and remove.
Frequently asked questions
Q: What are these grinding wheels for?
A: Surface cleaning, rust removal, grinding, beveling, edge shaping, and weld blending in tight areas.
Q: What tool do these fit?
A: Die grinders and drills with a 1/4" shank, using the included mandrel.
Q: What's included?
A: 10 grinding wheels plus a dual-thread mounting mandrel.
Q: Can I cut with these?
A: They are primarily for grinding; the mandrel also accepts compatible cut-off wheels.
Why choose Whitby Abrasives
Whitby Abrasives Inc. is a Canadian supplier of professional grinding, cutting, sanding, and finishing abrasives. We focus on consistent quality, fair pricing, and fast shipping across Canada so fabricators, welders, woodworkers, contractors, and DIYers get abrasives that perform job after job. Have a question about sizing or the right grit for your project? Our team is happy to help.





