Grinding wheel for chain sharpeners POWERPLUS POWACG7010 100×10×3.5 mm

Replacement grinding wheel for chain sharpeners POWERPLUS POWACG7010, sized 100×10×3.5 mm, designed to restore cutting edges on chainsaw chains. The wheel provides a consistent abrasive surface for accurate tooth profiling and controlled material removal during sharpening operations. It is intended for use with compatible chain sharpening machines and is suitable for routine maintenance of chainsaw chains used in forestry, landscaping, and general-purpose cutting tasks.

Advantages

The grinding wheel delivers uniform grit distribution for repeatable sharpening results and stable wheel geometry that helps maintain consistent contact with the chain teeth. Its dimensions ensure compatibility with many common chain sharpener designs and allow straightforward replacement without machine modification. The abrasive construction balances cutting speed and wheel life, supporting multiple sharpening cycles before replacement is required.

Suitable for

• Restoring and profiling chainsaw chain teeth
• Routine maintenance of chains used in forestry and landscaping
• Workshops and service stations that perform chain sharpening
• Users who require consistent abrasive performance for repeated sharpening

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 100 mm
• Thickness: 10 mm
• Bore width/thickness: 3.5 mm
• Suitable for standard chain sharpener wheel mounts that accept a 100 mm wheel
• Abrasive type: bonded grinding wheel (grit grade and bond type vary by production batch)

How to use

Fit the grinding wheel to the chain sharpener according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the wheel is mounted securely and runs true. Adjust the sharpener's guide and depth settings to match the chain specifications before starting. Run the chain through the sharpener at recommended speeds and make light, steady passes until the desired tooth profile and sharpness are achieved. Inspect the chain teeth and re-check angles after sharpening; dress or replace the wheel if uneven wear appears.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the wheel for cracks or damage before each use and replace it if any defects are present. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye protection and gloves, and follow the chain sharpener manufacturer's safety guidelines. For best results, pair wheel selection with the specific chain pitch and tooth geometry used in your chainsaw and perform regular maintenance on both the wheel and sharpener to maintain consistent sharpening quality.