Husqvarna grinding

[el33t]

Quite recently Husqvarna joined other companies that sell Tecomec grinders with their logo. Super Jolly in this case.





However, their branded grinding wheels have a color that the wheels under Tecomec, Oregon or Markusson brands do not have. The country code on them is Swedish, although that doesn't prove anything.
Available wheels are the (Tecomec/Oregon) classic 2.9, 3.2, 4.7, 6 and 8 mm.

"The grinding wheel is specially developed to preserve the hardening on Husqvarna X-CUT™ and X-PRECISION™ chains"

 

[Wilhelm]

Grinding wheels don't have to be just pink or grey.
Orange, white, brown - many ways to get metal removed.

A composition code will tell You exactly what the wheel is made of - given that Husqvarna is providing one on their wheels.

 

[el33t]

Grinding wheels don't have to be just pink or grey.
Orange, white, brown - many ways to get metal removed.

A composition code will tell You exactly what the wheel is made of - given that Husqvarna is providing one on their wheels.

Yes, of course. The colors of wheels can be different.

But I think I know why these Husqvarna wheels, pictures of which are currently published on the Internet, are this color. The idea was probably to make them as close as possible to Husqvarna's standard orange color, which they also used on the grinder.
Probably the type of wheel is determined by this code A05JV seen on the 4.7 mm-3/16'' version.

Maybe Tecomec realized such an order for them.

 

[Wilhelm]