Connect Aluminium Oxide Discs - 115mm x 1.0mm - Pack Of 10

Cuts Stainless Steel and most metals. A60 TBF. MAX RPM 13300. F41. Pack of 10 discs.

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This guide is for metalworkers and DIY enthusiasts who need to cut through stainless steel and other metals efficiently. The key benefit is the durability and versatility of these 115mm aluminium oxide discs, allowing for fast and clean cuts. A potential caveat is the need to adhere to safety guidelines due to high RPM operation. This pack of 10 discs features A60 TBF grit, designed for a maximum RPM of 13300, suitable for various metalworking tasks.

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Model Part NumberLAS32251
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FAQs

What materials can these discs cut?

These discs are designed to cut stainless steel and most other common metals.

What is the maximum safe speed for these discs?

The maximum recommended RPM for these discs is 13300.

Are these discs suitable for grinding?

While primarily designed for cutting, they may perform light grinding tasks. However, for optimal grinding, a dedicated grinding disc is recommended.

How should I store the discs?

Store the discs in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve their abrasive properties.

What does 'A60 TBF' mean?

'A' typically refers to Aluminium Oxide, '60' is the grit size (medium-coarse), and 'TBF' might indicate a specific bond type or reinforcement, ensuring durability and performance.

Can I use these discs on a grinder with a higher RPM than 13300?

No, it is unsafe to use these discs on a grinder with a maximum RPM exceeding 13300. Always match the disc's rating to your tool's capabilities.

Troubleshooting

Disc breaks during use.

Ensure the disc is correctly mounted, not exceeding the tool's RPM limit, and not applied at an excessive angle. Avoid forcing the cut; let the disc do the work. Check for any damage to the disc before use.

Slow cutting speed.

Verify the disc is suitable for the material being cut. Ensure the tool's RPM is within the optimal range and that the blade is not excessively worn. Clean any debris from the cutting area.

Excessive vibration.

Check that the disc is mounted flat and securely. Ensure the grinding wheel's mounting surfaces are clean. A damaged or warped disc can also cause vibration.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Cuts a variety of metals, including stainless steel.
  • Durable aluminium oxide construction for extended life.
  • Thin 1.0mm profile for precise cuts.
  • High-speed rating for efficient work.
  • Cost-effective pack of 10.

Cons

  • Requires appropriate safety gear due to high RPM.
  • May wear down faster on extremely hard materials compared to specialized discs.
  • Dust generation is inherent in abrasive cutting processes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These 115mm discs are designed for use with standard angle grinders that accept this size and have a suitable arbor. Before installation, ensure the angle grinder is unplugged. Mount the disc securely using the grinder's flange and nut, ensuring it is the correct size and type for your tool. Always wear safety glasses, hearing protection, and gloves during operation. Store discs in a dry environment to maintain their abrasive quality. After use, allow the disc to cool before removal. Periodically inspect the disc for cracks or damage before mounting.

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