Cutting Wheel

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A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a type of abrasive wheel designed for cutting through various materials quickly and precisely. It is used with an angle grinder, also known as a cutoff or disc grinder, to make straight and clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, masonry, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: The cut-off wheel is made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Reinforcement: Cut-off wheels often have fiberglass or mesh reinforcement to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels come in various diameters, ranging from around 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the angle grinder and the cutting task.
4. Thickness: The thickness of the cut-off wheel varies depending on the intended application. Thinner wheels are typically used for cutting, providing faster and more precise cuts, while thicker wheels are used for grinding or applications requiring more durability.
5. Arbor Size: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific angle grinder spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's crucial to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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cut of wheel best quality

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Cut of wheel 4 Color Magic pack. Super thin fast cut cutting discs. 
made of precious corundum. The high performance for hard iron & stainless steel.

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• Delivery Time: 24 hrs
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Leveraging on our skilled and qualified professionals, we are actively involved in offering a trendy range of Inox Flexible Cutting Wheel to our valuable customers at pocket-friendly prices.

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A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting wheel or a cut-off disc, is a type of abrasive wheel designed for cutting through various materials quickly and efficiently. It is a versatile tool commonly used in metalworking, construction, and various industrial applications.
Key features and characteristics of cut-off wheels include:
1. Abrasive Material: Cut-off wheels are made from abrasive materials, such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive grains are bonded together with a resin or ceramic bond to form the cutting wheel.
2. Reinforcement: To enhance the strength and durability of the cut-off wheel, it is reinforced with fiberglass mesh or resinoid netting.
3. Diameter and Thickness: Cut-off wheels come in various diameters and thicknesses to accommodate different cutting tasks and power tools. Common diameters range from 3 inches to 14 inches or more.
4. Arbor Hole: Cut-off wheels have a central arbor hole, which is used to attach the wheel to the spindle of a cut-off tool, angle grinder, or other cutting machines.
5. Type: Cut-off wheels are available in different types for cutting specific materials. For example, there are cut-off wheels designed for cutting metal, stainless steel, concrete, masonry, and other materials.
Using a cut-off wheel involves the following steps:
1. Select the Correct Wheel: Choose the appropriate cut-off wheel for the material you intend to cut. Using the right type of wheel ensures efficient cutting and extends the life of the wheel.
2. Mount the Wheel: Attach the cut-off wheel securely to the arbor of the cutting tool or machine. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper mounting.
3. Safety Precautions: Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask, to protect against debris and sparks during cutting.
4. Position and Cut: Position the cut-off wheel on the material you want to cut and apply light to moderate pressure while making a straight and steady cutting motion. Avoid excessive pressure or forcing the wheel into the material, as this can cause overheating and premature wear.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for cutting metal pipes, rods, bolts, and other metalwork, as well as for cutting concrete, brick, and masonry in construction applications. It is important to use cut-off wheels correctly and follow safety guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure efficient and effective cutting. Additionally, regular inspection and replacement of worn-out or damaged cut-off wheels are essential for safety and optimal cutting performance.

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A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a thin, flat, and round abrasive wheel used for cutting various materials quickly and accurately. It is a versatile tool commonly used in metalworking, construction, and DIY projects for making straight, clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: Cut-off wheels are made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with a resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Thickness: Cut-off wheels come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm or more. Thinner wheels are generally used for fast and precise cutting, while thicker wheels provide better stability and durability for heavy-duty cutting tasks.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels are available in different diameters, commonly ranging from 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the cutting tool, material thickness, and the specific cutting task.
4. Reinforcement: Many cut-off wheels have reinforcement, such as fiberglass mesh or other materials, to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
5. Arbor Hole: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific tools' spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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• Item Code: 8024

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A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a thin, flat, and round abrasive wheel used for cutting various materials quickly and accurately. It is a versatile tool commonly used in metalworking, construction, and DIY projects for making straight, clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: Cut-off wheels are made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with a resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Thickness: Cut-off wheels come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm or more. Thinner wheels are generally used for fast and precise cutting, while thicker wheels provide better stability and durability for heavy-duty cutting tasks.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels are available in different diameters, commonly ranging from 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the cutting tool, material thickness, and the specific cutting task.
4. Reinforcement: Many cut-off wheels have reinforcement, such as fiberglass mesh or other materials, to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
5. Arbor Hole: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific tools' spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a thin, flat, and round abrasive wheel used for cutting various materials quickly and accurately. It is a versatile tool commonly used in metalworking, construction, and DIY projects for making straight, clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: Cut-off wheels are made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with a resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Thickness: Cut-off wheels come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm or more. Thinner wheels are generally used for fast and precise cutting, while thicker wheels provide better stability and durability for heavy-duty cutting tasks.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels are available in different diameters, commonly ranging from 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the cutting tool, material thickness, and the specific cutting task.
4. Reinforcement: Many cut-off wheels have reinforcement, such as fiberglass mesh or other materials, to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
5. Arbor Hole: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific tools' spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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GENTLEMAN ECO (YORKER TOOLS CENTRE)

A metal cutting wheel, also known as a cutoff wheel or cutting disc, is a tool used for cutting various types of metal. It is a small, thin, and circular abrasive disc made from materials like aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These wheels are typically mounted on handheld grinders or rotary tools and are used to make precise and clean cuts in metal objects.
Metal cutting wheels come in different sizes and thicknesses, allowing them to cut through various metal thicknesses and shapes. They are commonly used in metalworking, construction, fabrication, and DIY projects.
When using a metal cutting wheel, it's essential to follow safety precautions, including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety glasses and gloves. Additionally, make sure to use the cutting wheel at the appropriate speed and apply even pressure to achieve accurate cuts and prevent damage to the wheel or workpiece.
Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for the specific cutting wheel you are using to ensure safe and efficient operation.

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Established in the year 2017, we YORKER TOOLS CENTRE are engaged in manufacturing, exporting and trading of Grinding Wheels, Cup Wheels, Cut Off Wheels, Cutting Wheel etc. We also provide our range in different thickness and sizes, which can be customized as per the requirement of our clients. Our range is well known for high quality and long service life. We manufacture the products under the brand name- YORKER.

Our organization is supported by a state-of-the-art infrastructure facility, which is segregated into various units such as manufacturing unit, quality testing unit, warehousing and packaging unit. These units are managed by a team of highly experienced professionals and enable us to offer unmatched range of products to our clients with maximum satisfaction. Furthermore, we have also developed a wide supply chain network to meet the bulk demand of our clients within the committed time frame.

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A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a thin, flat, and round abrasive wheel used for cutting various materials quickly and accurately. It is a versatile tool commonly used in metalworking, construction, and DIY projects for making straight, clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: Cut-off wheels are made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with a resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Thickness: Cut-off wheels come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm or more. Thinner wheels are generally used for fast and precise cutting, while thicker wheels provide better stability and durability for heavy-duty cutting tasks.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels are available in different diameters, commonly ranging from 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the cutting tool, material thickness, and the specific cutting task.
4. Reinforcement: Many cut-off wheels have reinforcement, such as fiberglass mesh or other materials, to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
5. Arbor Hole: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific tools' spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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• Item Code: 8034

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 CUT OF WHEEL GC (YORKER TOOLS CENTRE)

A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a thin, flat, and round abrasive wheel used for cutting various materials quickly and accurately. It is a versatile tool commonly used in metalworking, construction, and DIY projects for making straight, clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: Cut-off wheels are made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with a resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Thickness: Cut-off wheels come in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm or more. Thinner wheels are generally used for fast and precise cutting, while thicker wheels provide better stability and durability for heavy-duty cutting tasks.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels are available in different diameters, commonly ranging from 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the cutting tool, material thickness, and the specific cutting task.
4. Reinforcement: Many cut-off wheels have reinforcement, such as fiberglass mesh or other materials, to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
5. Arbor Hole: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific tools' spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's essential to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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Gentleman Cut Off Wheel 4" (YORKER TOOLS CENTRE)

A cut-off wheel, also known as a cutting disc or cutoff disc, is a type of abrasive wheel designed for cutting through various materials quickly and precisely. It is used with an angle grinder, also known as a cutoff or disc grinder, to make straight and clean cuts in metal, stone, concrete, masonry, and other materials.
Key features and characteristics of a cut-off wheel include:
1. Abrasive Material: The cut-off wheel is made from abrasive materials such as aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or zirconia alumina. These abrasive particles are bonded together with resin or other materials to form a strong and durable cutting disc.
2. Reinforcement: Cut-off wheels often have fiberglass or mesh reinforcement to add strength and stability during cutting operations.
3. Diameter: Cut-off wheels come in various diameters, ranging from around 3 inches (76 mm) to 14 inches (356 mm) or larger. The selection of the appropriate diameter depends on the size of the angle grinder and the cutting task.
4. Thickness: The thickness of the cut-off wheel varies depending on the intended application. Thinner wheels are typically used for cutting, providing faster and more precise cuts, while thicker wheels are used for grinding or applications requiring more durability.
5. Arbor Size: The center hole of the cut-off wheel, known as the arbor hole, comes in different sizes to fit specific angle grinder spindle sizes.
Cut-off wheels are commonly used for the following tasks:
- Cutting metal pipes, rods, and sheets in metalworking applications- Cutting concrete, stone, and masonry in construction and renovation projects- Trimming tiles or ceramics during tiling tasks- Cutting off rusted or damaged bolts and screws- Creating precision cuts in various materials
When using a cut-off wheel, it's crucial to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines for safe and efficient operation. Additionally, ensure that the cut-off wheel is compatible with the specific material and application you are working on to achieve the best results. Regularly inspect the condition of the wheel and replace it when worn or damaged to ensure safe and effective cutting.

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Being a trustworthy name in the industry, we are able to offer a superior quality array of Yorker Cutting Wheel to our patrons.

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A felt buff wheel, also known simply as a buffing wheel or polishing wheel, is a type of tool used in various industries for polishing, buffing, and finishing metal, wood, and other materials. It is commonly used in metalworking, jewelry making, woodworking, and other applications where a high-quality, smooth, and lustrous surface finish is desired.
Key features and characteristics of a felt buff wheel include:
1. Material: Felt buff wheels are made from high-quality wool or synthetic felt material. The felt is tightly compressed and bonded together to form a dense and durable wheel.
2. Density and Firmness: The density and firmness of the felt buff wheel can vary, and different densities are used for various polishing applications. Softer felt wheels are ideal for delicate materials, while firmer ones are used for more aggressive polishing.
3. Shape and Size: Felt buff wheels come in different shapes and sizes to fit various types of polishing machines and handheld tools.
4. Compatibility: Felt buff wheels can be used with a wide range of polishing compounds or polishing pastes to achieve different levels of shine and surface finishes.
Using a felt buff wheel is relatively straightforward:
1. Mounting: Securely attach the felt buff wheel to the polishing machine or handheld tool using the appropriate attachment method.
2. Polishing Compound: Apply the desired polishing compound or paste onto the surface of the felt buff wheel. The type of compound used will depend on the material being polished and the desired finish.
3. Polishing Process: Bring the spinning buff wheel into contact with the material to be polished. Apply gentle pressure and move the workpiece evenly across the surface of the buff wheel. Be sure to avoid excessive pressure to prevent overheating or damaging the material.
4. Finishing: Continue the polishing process until the desired surface finish is achieved. Repeat the polishing process with finer polishing compounds for a higher level of shine.
Felt buff wheels are versatile tools used for various polishing and buffing tasks, such as polishing metal jewelry, removing scratches from metal surfaces, and achieving a high-gloss finish on woodworking projects. Proper care and cleaning of the felt buff wheel will extend its lifespan and ensure consistent and effective polishing results.

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• Item Code: 8044

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Flap Disc (YORKER TOOLS CENTRE)

A flap disc is a type of abrasive tool used for grinding, blending, and finishing metal, wood, and other materials. It is a versatile and popular abrasive tool in various industries, including metalworking, construction, welding, and fabrication.
Key features and characteristics of flap discs include:
1. Abrasive Flaps: A flap disc is constructed with overlapping abrasive flaps that are bonded to a backing plate. The abrasive flaps are typically made from various materials, such as aluminum oxide, zirconia alumina, ceramic, or a combination of these.
2. Shape and Sizes: Flap discs are available in different shapes, such as flat discs and conical or angle-flapped discs. They come in various sizes to fit different grinders or power tools.
3. Grit Size: Flap discs are available in different grit sizes, ranging from coarse to fine. Coarser grits (lower numbers) are suitable for heavy material removal, while finer grits (higher numbers) are used for blending and finishing.
4. Backing Plate: The backing plate provides stability to the flap disc and allows it to be easily attached to a grinder or other power tool.
5. Versatility: Flap discs can be used on various materials, including metal, wood, and plastic. They are effective for tasks such as grinding weld seams, removing rust and paint, blending edges, and surface preparation.
6. Longevity: Flap discs generally have a longer lifespan compared to traditional grinding wheels, making them a cost-effective abrasive tool.
Using a flap disc is relatively straightforward:
1. Ensure that the grinder or power tool is turned off and unplugged before attaching the flap disc.
2. Check the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure that the flap disc is compatible with your grinder and suitable for the specific material and application.
3. Attach the flap disc securely to the grinder's spindle, ensuring it is centered and properly mounted.
4. Put on appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, gloves, and a dust mask.
5. Turn on the grinder and apply the flap disc to the workpiece with controlled and even pressure.
6. Use the flap disc in a steady motion, moving it back and forth or in circular patterns as needed for the task.
7. After use, turn off the grinder and allow the flap disc to come to a complete stop before removing it from the grinder.
Flap discs are valued for their versatility, durability, and ability to provide smooth and consistent results in various applications. Proper technique and adherence to safety guidelines will help ensure safe and efficient use of flap discs in grinding and finishing tasks.

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• Item Code: 8043

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Special discs for stainless steel& casting. soft disc, made of precious corundum agrresive . free from iron and sulphur.

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Established in the year 2017, we YORKER TOOLS CENTRE are engaged in manufacturing, exporting and trading of Grinding Wheels, Cup Wheels, Cut Off Wheels, Cutting Wheel etc. We also provide our range in different thickness and sizes, which can be customized as per the requirement of our clients. Our range is well known for high quality and long service life. We manufacture the products under the brand name- YORKER.

Our organization is supported by a state-of-the-art infrastructure facility, which is segregated into various units such as manufacturing unit, quality testing unit, warehousing and packaging unit. These units are managed by a team of highly experienced professionals and enable us to offer unmatched range of products to our clients with maximum satisfaction. Furthermore, we have also developed a wide supply chain network to meet the bulk demand of our clients within the committed time frame.

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• Item Code: 8098

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Established in the year 2017, we YORKER TOOLS CENTRE are engaged in manufacturing, exporting and trading of Grinding Wheels, Cup Wheels, Cut Off Wheels, Cutting Wheel etc. We also provide our range in different thickness and sizes, which can be customized as per the requirement of our clients. Our range is well known for high quality and long service life. We manufacture the products under the brand name- YORKER.

Our organization is supported by a state-of-the-art infrastructure facility, which is segregated into various units such as manufacturing unit, quality testing unit, warehousing and packaging unit. These units are managed by a team of highly experienced professionals and enable us to offer unmatched range of products to our clients with maximum satisfaction. Furthermore, we have also developed a wide supply chain network to meet the bulk demand of our clients within the committed time frame.

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• Item Code: 8099

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General purpose disc for all metal grinding applications. made of semi precious corundum. for maximum grinding performance. 

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• Item Code: 8031

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Velcro Sandpaper Blue Color (YORKER TOOLS CENTRE)


Velcro sandpaper with a blue color typically refers to a specific type of sandpaper that is designed for use with a Velcro-backed sanding pad. The blue color is often used to indicate a specific grit size or abrasive material used on the sandpaper.
Velcro sandpaper, also known as hook and loop sandpaper, is designed with a backing material that has hook-like fasteners. This backing adheres to a compatible Velcro sanding pad, creating a secure attachment, and making it easy to switch between different grits or types of sandpaper during a sanding project.
The blue color may indicate a specific grit size, such as medium or fine, but keep in mind that color coding can vary depending on the manufacturer. In the sandpaper world, different manufacturers might use different color codes for various grit sizes, so it's essential to check the packaging or labeling to determine the exact grit size of the blue Velcro sandpaper.
Grit size refers to the coarseness or fineness of the abrasive particles on the sandpaper's surface. Lower grit numbers, such as 40 or 60, are used for heavy material removal and rough sanding, while higher grit numbers, such as 120 or 220, are used for finer finishing and smoothing.
If you're looking for specific grit sizes or types of sandpaper, make sure to check the product label or description to ensure you're getting the right sandpaper for your intended sanding application. Velcro sandpaper is commonly used in various woodworking, metalworking, and DIY projects for sanding surfaces to achieve a smooth and even finish.