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4" Cut-Off Wheel - Makita

Part #: 724107-5-10

The Makita 724107-5-10 4" Cut-Off Wheel is a high-performance accessory designed for rigorous cutting tasks in professional automotive and industrial settings. This durable wheel delivers clean, precise cuts on a variety of ferrous metals, making it an indispensable tool for technicians and mechanics requiring efficient material removal.

Key Features

  • Precision Cutting: Engineered with a 5/64-inch thickness, minimizing material loss and facilitating fast, accurate cuts.
  • Optimized for Metal: Specifically formulated with A46 grit for efficient cutting of ferrous materials, including steel and cast iron components.
  • High-Speed Performance: Capable of operating at a maximum safe RPM of 14,000, ensuring rapid material removal and productivity.
  • Universal Compatibility: Features a standard 4-inch diameter and 5/8-inch arbor hole, making it compatible with a wide range of professional angle grinders.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Built to withstand demanding industrial use, providing extended wheel life and consistent performance.

Applications

This Makita 4" Cut-Off Wheel is an excellent choice for a wide array of professional applications. It excels in tasks such as cutting exhaust system components, severing bolts, preparing metal for welding, and general fabrication on steel or cast iron parts in automotive repair shops, manufacturing facilities, and construction sites.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Makita
  • Model Number: 724107-5-10
  • Diameter: 4"
  • Thickness: 5/64"
  • Arbor Hole: 5/8"
  • Grit: A46
  • Max. Safe RPM: 14,000

Important Safety Information

Always wear appropriate eye protection and adhere to the instructions and warnings provided with your power tools during operation.

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  • Model: 110718
  • UPC: 008838110083
  • Manufacturers Part #: 724107-5-10
  • Manufactured by: Makita
  • Also Known As: MP724107-5-10

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 15 July, 2010.