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ISO 603:2022

ISO 603:2022 Bonded abrasive products – Dimensions – Part 15: Cutting-off wheels on stationary or mobile cutting-off machines

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Description

This document specifies the most common nominal dimensions, in millimetres, of:

-    shape type 41: flat cutting-off wheel;

-    shape type 42: depressed centre cutting-off wheel.

These bonded abrasive products are intended to be used for cutting‚Äëoff of any workpiece using stationary or mobile cutting-off machines, both manually and mechanically guided. In the application that is manually guided, the workpiece is firmly clamped or stabilized by its own weight. The cutting‚Äëoff wheel is guided by the operator and the workpiece is fixed, or vice versa.

This document does not specify limit deviations and run‑out tolerances, which are given in ISO 13942.

Edition

2

Published Date

2022-09-20

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

5

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This document specifies the most common nominal dimensions, in millimetres, of:

-    shape type 41: flat cutting-off wheel;

-    shape type 42: depressed centre cutting-off wheel.

These bonded abrasive products are intended to be used for cutting‚Äëoff of any workpiece using stationary or mobile cutting-off machines, both manually and mechanically guided. In the application that is manually guided, the workpiece is firmly clamped or stabilized by its own weight. The cutting‚Äëoff wheel is guided by the operator and the workpiece is fixed, or vice versa.

This document does not specify limit deviations and run‑out tolerances, which are given in ISO 13942.

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