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12" x 1/8" x 1" High Speed Ductile Cutting - DeWALT

Part #: DW8032

The DeWALT DW8032 High Speed Ductile Cutting Wheel is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable performance in demanding cutting applications. Designed to tackle challenging ductile materials, this 12-inch wheel delivers consistent, aggressive cutting action and extended service life, making it an essential abrasive for industrial and automotive workshops.

Key Features

  • Premium Aluminum Oxide Grain: Constructed with high-performance aluminum oxide grain, this wheel ensures a long operational life and efficient material removal, reducing the need for frequent replacements.
  • Optimized Grain Concentration: A high concentration of cutting grains provides aggressive cutting action while maintaining smooth operation, allowing for faster and cleaner cuts through tough materials.
  • Reinforced Durability: Featuring two full sheets of thicker fiberglass, the wheel is robustly designed to withstand extreme applications and maintain structural integrity under high rotational speeds.
  • Precision Dimensions: With a 12" diameter, 1/8" thickness, and a 1" arbor, this wheel is precisely sized for efficient cutting depth and compatibility with a range of professional-grade cutting tools.

Applications

The DeWALT DW8032 cutting wheel is ideal for a variety of demanding applications across automotive repair, fabrication, and industrial maintenance. It excels at cutting ductile iron pipe, angle iron, rebar, structural steel, and other ferrous metals. This makes it suitable for tasks such as modifying exhaust systems, chassis work, cutting suspension components, and general metal fabrication where precise and efficient material removal is critical.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: DeWALT
  • Model Number: DW8032
  • Diameter: 12 inches
  • Thickness: 1/8 inch
  • Arbor Size: 1 inch
  • Material: High Performance Aluminum Oxide Grain

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 19 December, 2012.