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The Walter 7/8" to 5/8" Reducer Bushing (10A984) is an essential accessory for any metal fabrication shop or industrial environment utilizing abrasive cutting and grinding tools. Designed to bridge the gap between different equipment standards, this precision-engineered bushing allows you to mount abrasive wheels with a standard 7/8-inch arbor hole onto angle grinders or power tools equipped with a 5/8-inch spindle. This simple yet critical component ensures that your inventory of high-performance wheels can be used across a wider variety of tools, maximizing versatility and reducing the need to stock duplicate wheels for different grinders.
Safety and performance are paramount when operating high-speed abrasive equipment. A loose or improper fit between the wheel and the spindle can lead to dangerous vibrations, wheel wobble, and poor cutting results. The Walter 10A984 bushing provides a snug, concentric fit that centers the wheel perfectly on the shaft. This stability not only enhances operator safety but also extends the life of the wheel by preventing uneven wear and reducing stress on the grinder's bearings. Whether you are using cutting discs, grinding wheels, or flap discs, this bushing ensures a professional and secure connection every time.
Manufactured by Walter Surface Technologies, a leader in surface treatment solutions, this reducer bushing is built to withstand the rigors of industrial use. It is easy to install—simply press it into the arbor hole of the wheel before mounting it to the tool. Its durable construction ensures it maintains its shape and integrity even under the heat and pressure of heavy-duty grinding applications. Keep a supply of these bushings on hand to ensure your team is never halted by a simple compatibility issue.
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| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Product Type:Arbor Adapter, Reducer Bushing |
| Outer Diameter:7/8" |
| Inner Diameter:5/8" |
| Compatible Equipment:Angle Grinders, Die Grinders |
| Application:Arbor Sizing, Wheel Adaptation |