110mm Reinforced Flange Ceramic Tile Blade
The reinforced flange is the identifying design feature of this 110mm ceramic tile blade. The listed bore is 20mm and thickness is 1.2mm. Check the complete mounting arrangement with your machine; the presence of a flange alone does not establish compatibility.
- Diameter: 110mm
- Bore: 20mm
- Segment height: 10mm
- Thickness: 1.2mm
- Place of origin: China, Shandong, Linyi
- Features: Reinforced-flange design
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The reinforced flange is the identifying design feature of this 110mm ceramic tile blade. The listed bore is 20mm and thickness is 1.2mm. Check the complete mounting arrangement with your machine; the presence of a flange alone does not establish compatibility.
Catalogue reference: #3147
Dimensions and listed application
| Specification | Catalogue information |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 110mm |
| Bore | 20mm |
| Segment height | 10mm |
| Thickness | 1.2mm |
| Place of origin | China, Shandong, Linyi |
| Features | Reinforced-flange design |
Compare nearby catalogue sizes
| Reference | Diameter | Bore | Segment | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #3147 | 110mm | 20mm | 10mm | 1.2mm |
| #2740 | 110mm | 20mm | 10mm | 1.2mm |
| #3143 | 110mm | 20mm | 10mm | 1.2mm |
Other references in this comparison: 110mm Blue Corrugated Ceramic Tile Blade · 110mm Black Mesh Rim Ceramic Blade – Custom Design. Matching dimensions do not establish the same bond, rim or permitted use.
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