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DEWALT Diamond 7 in Grinding Wheel Sprinkler Heads 1 M18 reciprocating saw (2621 20) 1 M18 reciprocating saw (2621 20) 1 to supply support and a second softer blade that captures the liquid being recovered Extended performance diamond matrix provides 350x's the life of conventional abrasives and aggressive material removal Large grinding segments with heat treated steel bodies which provides increases durability and wheel life Dry grinding of concrete and other masonry materials Double rim provides longer life and more aggressive material removal 5 Arbor Diameter 5 8 in For Use with Concrete & Masonry Yes For Use with Aluminum No For Use with Tile Yes For Use with Stainless Steel No For Use with Ductile Pipe No For Use with Asphalt No For Use with Ferrous Metal No Package Quantity 1 Warranty None CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes For Use with Cut Off Saws No For Use with Angle Grinders Yes For Use with Chop Saws No For Use with Circular Saws No
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