DAYTON 16W005 Bench Grinder/buffer 6 In

Dayton 16W005 bench grinder / buffer is a stationary tool with an abrasive belt & wheel that spin at high speeds to smoothen or shape a workpiece. It is mounted to a workbench. The operator holds the workpiece with both hands against the spinning wheel or belt to shape or smoothen it.

Features:

• This grinder is suitable for alloys & carbon metals and is equipped with capacitor motors for supplying the extra current needed during start-up.
• It features dynamically balanced rotors & sealed bearings to ensure smooth running with minimal vibrations and OSHA-compliant wheel guards for added safety.
• This grinder provides an extended wheel-to-wheel clearance that allows long items to be grounded easily and has adjustable tools which rest for angular grinding & an efficient tilt.
• It delivers approximately 4 to 7 times longer duty cycles under loading conditions and 8 times lesser speed than most conventional bench grinders.
• This grinder offers a maximum wheel speed of 3450 rpm.
• It has spark guards and adjustable safety eye shields that are attached via hurricane bolts.

Compatible Accessories:

• Dayton 4Z154: These bench grinder stands provide a stable base & added support for bench grinders. They are used to position grinders at a suitable height so that the operator can easily stand upright while performing grinding operations.

Standards and Approvals:

• CSA
• OSHA

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What operations can be performed using a bench grinder?

A. Bench grinders can be used for applications like grinding, polishing, cleaning & shaping workpieces and sharpening tools.

Q. Which type of plug is used in this Dayton bench grinder?

A. It utilises a 3-prong plug for the protection of users & appliances from electric shocks by grounding the electric current.

Q. Why do bench grinders have wheel guards?

A. Wheel guards deflect sparks & debris away from users and shield them against grinding wheels & abrasive cutting.

Q. Can you use a bench grinder to sharpen knives?

A. Yes, their high-speed spinning wheel can be used for sharpening knives.