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Connect Abracs Extra Thin Flat Cutting Discs - 125mm x 1.6mm - 10 Piece Set - 32197

Connect Abracs Extra Thin Flat Cutting Discs - 125mm x 1.6mm - 10 Piece Set - 32197

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This guide is for metalworkers and DIY enthusiasts needing precise cuts on various metal materials. The Connect Abracs Extra Thin Flat Cutting Discs offer efficient material removal and a clean finish, but require careful handling due to their thin profile. This 10-piece set includes 125mm x 1.6mm discs with a flat center, suitable for cutting sheet metal, pipes, profiles, and box sections.

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Model Part Number32197
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FAQs

What material are these discs best suited for?

These discs are designed for cutting various types of metal, including sheet metal, pipes, profiles, and box sections.

What is the maximum speed these discs can handle?

The maximum recommended speed for these discs is 12,200 RPM.

Can I use these discs for grinding?

No, these are specifically designed as cutting discs. Using them for grinding can be dangerous and may lead to disc breakage.

What safety precautions should I take?

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses or a face shield, gloves, and hearing protection. Ensure the grinder's guard is in place and never exceed the maximum RPM.

How many discs are included in this set?

This set includes 10 Connect Abracs Extra Thin Flat Cutting Discs.

What is the bore size of these discs?

The bore size is 22mm, which is standard for most 125mm angle grinders.

Troubleshooting

Disc breaking during use

Ensure the disc is not being twisted or subjected to lateral pressure. Verify the correct RPM is not exceeded and that the disc is securely mounted. Check for any pre-existing damage to the disc.

Excessive vibration

Check that the disc is correctly mounted and the flanges are clean and parallel. Ensure the grinder's spindle is not damaged. Try a different disc to rule out a manufacturing defect.

Slow cutting speed

Ensure you are using the correct angle for cutting and not applying excessive pressure. Check that the disc is sharp and not overloaded. Verify the tool's power is adequate for the material.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Efficient cutting with minimal material waste.
  • Durable construction for extended use.
  • Versatile for various metal profiles and sheets.
  • Standard sizing for easy integration with common tools.
  • Cost-effective 10-piece pack.

Cons

  • Requires careful handling due to thinness; prone to breakage if misused.
  • Not suitable for aggressive grinding or heavy material removal.
  • Safety precautions are paramount when using.
  • Maximum RPM limit must be strictly adhered to.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your angle grinder is switched off and unplugged.
  2. Remove the outer flange nut from the grinder spindle.
  3. Place the cutting disc onto the spindle, ensuring the flat center faces correctly according to your grinder's flange design.
  4. Attach the inner flange and tighten the outer flange nut securely.
  5. Double-check that the disc is centered and the guard is correctly positioned.

Compatibility:

  • These discs are designed for 125mm (5-inch) angle grinders.
  • The bore size is 22mm, compatible with grinders featuring this standard spindle size.
  • Always ensure the grinder's maximum RPM rating is equal to or higher than the disc's maximum RPM (12,200 RPM).

Care:

  • Store discs in their original packaging in a dry environment to prevent damage or corrosion.
  • Inspect discs for any chips or cracks before each use.
  • Never force the disc; let the tool do the work.

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