SIERRA Resin-Filled Diamond Cup Wheel – 4 in., Coarse Grit

SIERRA Resin-Filled Diamond Cup Wheel – 4 in., Coarse Grit

$95.00
Sale price  $95.00 Regular price 
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SIERRA Resin-Filled Diamond Cup Wheel – 4 in., Coarse Grit

SIERRA Resin-Filled Diamond Cup Wheel – 4 in., Coarse Grit

$95.00
Sale price  $95.00 Regular price 

The SIERRA Resin-Filled Diamond Cup Wheel is a 4 in. coarse-grit diamond cup wheel for grinding and shaping stone.

Resin-filled means the gaps between the diamond segments are filled with resin, so the wheel presents a near-continuous face instead of open segments. That is what stops it gouging and is why it leaves a smoother surface than an open turbo cup wheel of the same grit. Coarse is the fastest-cutting of the three grades offered here – coarse, medium and fine – and is the one to reach for when there is real material to remove. The grit number behind 'Coarse' is not published, and neither is the mounting thread or a maximum RPM.

Key Features

  • Coarse grade – the fastest stock removal of the three grades in this line
  • Resin fill between the segments – a near-continuous face that resists gouging
  • 4 in. wheel
  • Grit number, mounting thread and maximum RPM are not published and are not stated here

What's Included

  • 1 x 4 in. cup wheel

Who Is This For?

Fabricators taking down saw marks, levelling a mitre or shaping an edge, where the priority is removing material fast and a finer wheel would only load up. Follow it with the Medium and Fine grades in the same line rather than jumping straight to polishing pads. It is not a wheel with a published rating for sintered material: for Dekton, porcelain and ultra-compact use the Diamax Cyclone Ultra Cup Wheel – 4 in., Coarse 30, which states the material it is built for.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does resin-filled mean on a cup wheel?

The spaces between the diamond segments are filled with resin, giving a near-continuous grinding face. It resists gouging and leaves a smoother surface than an open-segment turbo cup wheel.

When should I use the coarse grade rather than medium or fine?

When there is material to remove – saw marks, a high mitre, a rough edge. Coarse cuts fastest of the three grades; medium and fine refine what it leaves.

What size is this wheel?

4 in.

Which 4 in. cup wheels in this catalogue publish a grit number?

The Diamax Cyclone Ultra Cup Wheel – 4 in. is listed as Coarse 30 and at 50 grit for the medium, both for Dekton, porcelain and ultra-compact.

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