Cut Off Wheels

Cut off wheels include abrasive wheels and blades used for commercial metalworking, maintenance, fabrication, and construction cutting tasks. The category includes Type 1 wheels for chop saw cutting, thin cut-off wheels for applicable equipment, diamond blades for dry cutting concrete and masonry, and grinding wheels for controlled removal on ferrous metals.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose Cut Off Wheels for Your Material and Equipment

Start with the material being worked, then match the wheel or blade format, diameter, thickness, and arbor or center-hole size to the applicable tool. The available options include aluminum oxide and ceramic wheels for metalwork, a segmented diamond blade for concrete and masonry, and dedicated grinding wheels for ferrous metals.

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Popular examples in this category

Type 1 Aluminum Oxide Chop Saw Cut-Off Wheel, 14 in. x 3/32 in. x 1 in.Type 1 Aluminum Oxide Chop Saw Cut-Off Wheel, 14 in. x 3/32 in. x 1 in.WBB2232938Type 1 Ceramic Cut-Off Wheel for Steel, 14 in.Type 1 Ceramic Cut-Off Wheel for Steel, 14 in.WBB223293914 in. Type 1 Aluminum Oxide Chop Saw Cutoff Wheel14 in. Type 1 Aluminum Oxide Chop Saw Cutoff WheelWBB223294212 in. Type 1 Ceramic Chop Saw Cutoff Wheel12 in. Type 1 Ceramic Chop Saw Cutoff WheelWBB2232963
Use Cases

Match the wheel to the job

Use chop saw cut-off wheels for metal cutting, segmented diamond blades for dry cutting general-purpose concrete and masonry, and grinding wheels for controlled material removal on ferrous metals.

How to Choose

Confirm key dimensions

Compare wheel diameter, thickness, and arbor or center-hole size with the requirements of the applicable equipment. Listed sizes include 12, 14, 8, 7, 6, 4, 3, and 2 inches.

Applications

Consider the material

Aluminum oxide options are represented for thin metal, ferrous metals, stainless steel, angle iron, channel iron, and heavy rebar. Ceramic options are represented for steel and cut-off work.

Additional Info

Compare wheel construction

Available formats include Type 1 and Type 1A wheels, fiberglass abrasive saw blades, segmented diamond blades, and reinforced resin-bond grinding or cutting wheels.

12–14 in.Chop saw wheel sizes

Type 1 chop saw cut-off wheels are represented in 12-inch and 14-inch diameters.

0.045–3/32 in.Listed thin profiles

Selected cut-off wheels feature 0.045-inch or 3/32-inch thicknesses.

7/8 in.Listed arbor size

The diamond blade and one ceramic wheel list a 7/8-inch arbor or center hole.

3-packPack option

Selected metal grinding and cutting wheels are available in three-wheel packs.

Comparison Guide

Compare Cut Off Wheel Types

Use this overview to narrow the product type before confirming the dimensions and tool fit required for the job.

Product typeRepresented materials and tasksSelection details
Type 1 chop saw cut-off wheelsThin metal, steel, ferrous metals, angle iron, channel iron, and heavy rebarAvailable in aluminum oxide or ceramic; represented in 12-inch and 14-inch sizes, with selected 1-inch arbor openings
Thin cut-off and cutting wheelsApplicable metal cut-off work, including ferrous metals and stainless steel on selected optionsCompare Type 1 or Type 1A profile, abrasive grain, thickness, center hole, and reinforcement where listed
Segmented diamond bladeDry cutting general-purpose concrete and masonry7-inch diameter with a 7/8-inch arbor and a 5/8-inch adapter
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Material and task

Select an abrasive suited to the work

The product range represents several material-focused choices. Aluminum oxide wheels are available for general thin-metal cutting, ferrous-metal cutting and grinding, and cutting ferrous metals or stainless steel. Ceramic cut-off wheels are represented for steel and fast cutting. For concrete and masonry, choose the segmented diamond blade intended for dry cutting.

  • Aluminum oxide for thin metal, ferrous metals, stainless steel, and grinding tasks
  • Ceramic grain for steel and specified cut-off applications
  • Segmented diamond design for dry cutting concrete and masonry
Fit and wheel format

Match the wheel to the compatible tool

Chop saw applications are represented by Type 1 wheels in 12-inch and 14-inch diameters, including options with 1-inch arbor openings. Other listed choices include a 7-inch diamond blade with a 7/8-inch arbor and 5/8-inch adapter, a 6-inch wheel with a 7/8-inch center hole, and an 8-inch by 5/8-inch abrasive saw blade.

  • Check diameter before selecting a wheel or blade
  • Match the arbor opening or center hole to the equipment
  • Compare thickness when a narrow or thin wheel profile is needed
Finish and purchasing considerations

Compare cut quality, profile, and quantity

Several cut-off wheel summaries describe burr-free cutting or fast, clean cuts. Thin profiles include 3/32-inch and 0.045-inch options. For replacement planning, some products are sold individually, while selected grinding and cutting wheel options are available in three-wheel packs.

  • Burr-free cutting is identified on selected ceramic and aluminum oxide cut-off wheels
  • Thin wheel profiles are available for specified cutting work
  • Choose single wheels or three-wheel packs according to purchasing needs
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What cut-off wheel types are included?

The category includes Type 1 and Type 1A abrasive cut-off wheels, abrasive saw blades, segmented diamond blades, cutting wheels, and metal grinding wheels.

Which options are intended for chop saws?

The Type 1 cut-off wheels in 12-inch and 14-inch sizes are described for chop saw cutting applications.

What should I check for tool compatibility?

Check the wheel diameter, thickness where applicable, and the arbor opening or center-hole size required by the equipment.

Is there an option for concrete and masonry?

Yes. The 7-inch segmented diamond cut-off blade is described for dry cutting general-purpose concrete and masonry with compatible angle grinders or circular saws.

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