Radiac Reinforced Type 1 Zirconium Snagging Wheel
For swing frame, portable, and stationary arm grinders
Built for aggressive foundry snagging, Type 1 zirconium and zirconium/silicon carbide blend wheels deliver fast stock removal, durable wheel life, and dependable performance on swing frame, portable, and stationary arm grinders.
Variants
· 19 Type numbersSpecification
Description
Technical Data
- Abrasive grain
- Conventional (A+C)
- Tool for
- Floorstanding grinder
- Materials
- Cast Steel, Casting materials, Ductile, Steel, Stainless steel
Features
- Zirconium Grain Technology—Provides aggressive cutting action and strong durability for heavy stock removal in production foundry environments.
- Zirconium/Silicon Carbide Blend Option—Combines durable zirconium performance with the sharp cutting characteristics of silicon carbide for improved bite on hard-to-grind materials.
- Type 1 Straight Wheel Design—Designed for straight-on snagging and rough grinding applications where controlled, direct material removal is required.
- Reinforced Construction—Built to withstand demanding grinding conditions and high operating forces common in swing frame and stationary arm grinding.
- Foundry-Grade Performance—Optimized for grinding castings, forgings, billets, slabs, weldments, and metal-making components.
Application
Application
- 1
Recommended for removing gates, risers, fins, flash, and heavy parting lines from ferrous castings using swing frame grinders.
- 2
Use on portable grinders for aggressive spot snagging, weld cleanup, and defect removal on castings, billets, slabs, and forged components.
- 3
Apply on stationary arm grinders for high-pressure grinding of carbon steel, stainless steel, ductile iron, gray iron, and alloy castings.
Recommendations
- Select the zirconium wheel for long-life grinding on ferrous castings and general foundry snagging applications.
- Choose the zirconium/silicon carbide blend when faster initial bite or cooler cutting action is needed on harder alloys, scale, or heavy surface defects.
- Use proper wheel guards, flanges, mounting procedures, and machine-rated operating speeds before grinding.
- Apply steady pressure and avoid twisting, side-loading, or using the wheel on unsupported work surfaces.
- Dress or replace wheels as needed to maintain cutting performance, reduce vibration, and support safe, productive grinding.


