مجموع الملحقات لماكينة الطحن TAKB0501 مناسبة

المميزات الرئيسية

• Five piece mounted stone set for die grinder accessory work
• Designed specifically for the Total TG55061 die grinder
• Includes cylindrical 16x25mm shape for general grinding
• Bullet type 20x21mm shape for tight corner work
• Cone 20x32mm shape for angled and bevel grinding
• T type 24x10mm shape for slot and groove work
• Round 20x20mm shape for spherical and curved surfaces
• Genuine Total brand accessory with manufacturer specifications
• Packed by sliding card for clean storage

How These Accessories Transform Your Die Grinder

A die grinder without the right accessories is just a fast spinning motor. The mounted stones are what turn it into a precision metalworking tool. Each shape in the TAKB0501 set is designed for a specific kind of grinding, deburring, or finishing job, and having the full range on hand means a workshop technician can handle whatever the work demands without stopping to source the right shape.

The five piece set covers the most commonly needed shapes for HVAC fabrication, sheet metal work, weld dressing, and general workshop finishing. The cylindrical stone handles flat and large surface grinding. The bullet shape gets into corners and confined spaces. The cone tackles angled work and chamfering. The T type cuts slots and grooves. The round shape handles spherical and concave finishing.

This is the matched accessory pack for the Total TG55061 die grinder, which is the 550W variable speed die grinder that runs from 15,000 to 26,000 RPM with a 6mm collet. The shank diameter of these stones matches the TG55061 collet size. Use them with the right die grinder and they perform as designed. Trying to use them with mismatched tools is where most accessory failures happen.

Why Mounted Stones Are Better Than Bench Grinders

A bench طاحونة is great for sharpening, rough stock removal, and edge work on flat metal. It’s useless for getting into corners, working on curved surfaces, dressing welds inside a fabricated assembly, or finishing complex shapes. That’s where die grinder mounted stones earn their place.

For HVAC fabrication specifically, mounted stones come out for cleaning up weld beads inside ducting fabrications, deburring cut sheet metal edges where a flat grinder can’t reach, dressing the inside of bent or welded brackets, and any finishing work where the grinder head needs to maneuver in three dimensions. The same applies to general workshop fabrication, repair work, and finishing of metalwork.

When to Use Each Shape for Best Results

The cylindrical shape is the most versatile. Use it for general grinding on flat or slightly curved surfaces, side grinding inside wider slots, and stock removal where the work area allows the cylinder to lay flat against the surface.

The bullet shape has a rounded tip and tapered profile, which makes it ideal for getting into corners, working under existing features, and grinding in tight spots where a cylindrical stone can’t reach. The rounded tip also handles light blending work between two surfaces.

The cone shape is for angled work. Chamfering edges before welding. Dressing bevels on cut metal. Working inside V grooves and angled features. The progressive taper from base to point lets you choose the contact area to match the work.

The T type is the specialised shape for slot work. The disc shaped grinding face cuts inside narrow slots and grooves where wider stones can’t enter. Useful for cleaning up keyway slots, narrow channels, and similar features.

The round (ball) shape handles spherical and concave finishing. Cleaning up the inside of curved fabrications. Smoothing radius surfaces. Finishing work where the contact needs to follow a complex curve.

What to Look for in a Good Mounted Stone

The grit and bond on the stone determines how it cuts and how long it lasts. The stones in this set are specified for general purpose metal grinding and finishing work. For specialised applications (very hard alloys, very soft metals, or very fine finishing), specialised stones in different grit and bond combinations are sometimes needed. For typical HVAC and general workshop work, the TAKB0501 set covers the requirement.

The shank diameter (6mm) is what fits the die grinder collet. Mismatched shanks don’t sit straight in the collet, which causes vibration, premature wear, and in extreme cases the stone shattering during use. Always match the accessory shank to the tool collet.

Why the TAKB0501 Set Is Perfect for Saudi Technicians

• HVAC ducting fabrication weld dressing
• Sheet metal deburring after cutting and forming
• Bracket and fabrication finishing work
• Pipework and tubing dressing
• Chamfering and bevel preparation before welding
• Corner and confined space grinding
• Slot and keyway cleanup
• General metalwork finishing in workshop and field

المواصفات الفنية

Why Buy Die Grinder TAKB0501 Accessories From Cool.sa

We supply Total brand power tool accessories to HVAC contractors, fabrication shops, and workshop technicians across Saudi Arabia. The Total accessories we stock are sourced through verified channels with manufacturer specification matching, not generic copies that may not fit the tool properly. We offer contractor pricing on bulk accessory orders, we stock the matching die grinders alongside the accessories, and we ship Kingdom wide for fast dispatch when a job needs the right shape.

الأسئلة الشائعة

Q1. Will these accessories fit any die grinder?

They’re designed specifically for the Total TG55061 and similar die grinders with a 6mm collet. They’ll fit any die grinder using a 6mm collet, but won’t fit smaller (3.2mm) or larger collet machines.

Q2. What’s the difference between the bullet and cone shapes?

The bullet has a rounded tip with a more parallel side profile, suited for corner work and tight spot grinding. The cone has a tapered profile from base to point, suited for angled work, chamfering, and bevel grinding.

Q3. Are these for metal grinding or wood?

Primarily metal. They handle steel, aluminium, brass, and most common workshop metals. Some grades work on wood and composites for finishing work, but the main application is metalwork.

Q4. How long do the stones last?

Depends on the work being done. Light deburring on soft metals can run hundreds of jobs per stone. Heavy stock removal on hard steel wears stones much faster. Replace when the stone shows significant wear, glazing, or damage.

Q5. Is this set genuine Total or a copy?

Genuine Total brand, sourced through verified channels. Generic die grinder accessories that look similar may not match the proper specifications, which can cause vibration, poor performance, and in worst cases stone failure during use.