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7" DIAM X 1/4 THICK 5/8-11 METAL HUB GRINDING WHEEL USA NORTON (05369) 8,600 RPM

7" DIAM X 1/4 THICK 5/8-11 METAL HUB GRINDING WHEEL USA NORTON (05369) 8,600 RPM - Main image
$4.5 $6 In stock

This Norton metal hub grinding wheel is identified as 7" diameter, 1/4" thick, with a 5/8-11 arbor and a rated speed of 8,600 RPM. The product listing is for a Norton wheel with the number 05369 and USA wording in the product name.

  • 7" diameter, 1/4" thick
  • 5/8-11 metal hub
  • Rated 8,600 RPM
  • Norton product, reference 05369
  • Available as Single, Pack of 2, Pack of 5, or Pack of 10
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

Used it to take down some heavy welds on a steel beam and the 1/4" thickness held up nicely without any glazing. The 8,600 RPM rating matched my grinder's max speed, so it felt safe and stable the whole time.

Andrew ★★★★★

That 5/8-11 arbor threads on smoothly and the 7-inch diameter covers a lot of surface area. I've used it on a few jobs already and the 8,600 RPM rating feels right for the work I'm doing.

Mia A. ★★★★★

Finally a grinding wheel that actually stays put on the 5/8-11 arbor without wobbling. The 1/4-inch thickness feels substantial enough for heavy stock removal, yet it still leaves a clean finish. Used it on a mild steel weld today and it barely loaded up at all.