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CYCLONE S ROCKBUSTER - 30 GRIT
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CYCLONE S ROCKBUSTER - 30 GRIT
Introducing the CYCLONE S ROCKBUSTER - 30 GRIT, a revolutionary grinding solution designed to replace traditional silicon carbide wheels. Engineered for versatility, this 4-inch cup wheel is perfect for tackling tough materials like concrete, granite, marble, and ultra-compact surfaces, ensuring a cleaner and more efficient workspace.
With the ability to operate both wet and dry, the ROCKBUSTER minimizes dust and enhances safety, making it an essential tool for any stone fabricator or countertop installer.
Key Features
- Compatible with 5/8″-11 thread, rubber fitting for easy mounting
- Operates at up to 5,000 RPM for rapid stock removal
- 30 grit is aggressive for quick grinding and shaping
- NEW radius edge design mimics the shape of silicon carbide wheels
- 10 mm radius allows precision work on tight sink edges
- Vibration-reducing rubber body for smoother operation
- Eliminates dust for a safer working environment
Who Is This For?
This product is ideal for professional tile and stone fabricators, countertop installers, and stone masons. Its innovative design and features cater to the demanding needs of industrial fabrication shops, providing efficiency and safety in every project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can the CYCLONE S ROCKBUSTER be used on?
The ROCKBUSTER is designed for use on concrete, granite, marble, engineered stone, and ultra-compact materials.
Can I use this grinding wheel wet or dry?
Yes, the CYCLONE S ROCKBUSTER can be used in both wet and dry applications.
What is the maximum RPM for this grinding wheel?
The maximum operating RPM for the ROCKBUSTER is 5,000 RPM.
How does the radius edge design benefit my work?
The NEW radius edge design allows for precision shaping and replicates the common shape of traditional silicon carbide wheels.
What is the weight of the CYCLONE S ROCKBUSTER?
The ROCKBUSTER weighs 0.75 lbs, making it lightweight and easy to handle.
