Cutting Wheels feature rib design.
July 28, 2006 -
Manufactured with process that imparts high-low rib design into each wheel, Type 1 ZIP(TM) Cutting Wheels produce minimal friction and provide straight, cool cutting in mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium. With rib design, there is virtually no heat discoloration when cutting thin stainless sheet. Reusable, round plastic containers replace standard corrugated boxes to provide protection and safe storage.
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Original Press release
J Walter, Inc.
141 Locust St.
Hartford, CT, 06114
USA
Revolutionary Rib Design for Type 1 Cutting Wheels from WALTER
Hartford, CT - Walter Surface Technologies introduces a revolution in type 1 cutting wheel design. WALTER ZIP(TM) wheels are manufactured with a new process that imparts a high-low "Rib Design" into each wheel for faster cutting, less friction, straighter cuts, cooler cutting and longer life. WALTER's new grain formulation and manufacturing process gives you 30% more cuts per wheel with better control and less burrs. ZIP wheels are designed to give you straighter cuts with better operator control on mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium and more. The new "Rib Design" cuts so smooth and cool there is virtually no heat discoloration when cutting thin stainless sheet. A new, durable and reusable round plastic container has been designed to replace standard corrugated boxes to provide more convenience, better wheel protection and safer storage. For a FREE sample of our new 4½" x 3/64" (.045") x 7/8" ZIP wheel please call 1-866-592-5837.
Background - WALTER is a manufacturer of industrial abrasives and chemicals for metal fabricating industries, manufacturing and construction. Established over 50 years ago, the company services the Western Hemisphere from operations in the Americas and Europe.
WALTER Surface Technologies products and systems are sold and serviced by direct factory representatives through a distribution network from coast to coast.
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