Reinforced Cutting Disc

The aluminum oxide grain and fiberglass construction of this cutting wheel allow it to cut metal surfaces without burrs. Product branding to your own requirements or use our own OEM branding.

1. Features

Quality raw materials. Double mesh reinforcement. Metal inner ring. Doesn’t break under high-intensity work, long-cut service life.

2. Product Usage

For use with square steel, steel pipes, aluminum plates,  steel plates,  stainless steel,  copper plates,  iron, etc.

3. Applicable models

Suitable for angle grinders/hand grinders.

Specifications

Type 41 — flat cutting disc

Type 42 — depressed centre cutting disc

Thinner discs (1.2 mm, 1.6 mm) cut faster with a narrower kerf and less heat build-up.
Thicker discs (2.5 mm, 3.0 mm) resist breakage better under heavy feed pressure and side load.
Custom sizes and grits are available on request.

Application Analysis Of Reinforced cutting disc:

Reinforced cutting discs are widely used in various industries, such as metalworking, construction, automotive, and shipbuilding. They are designed to cut through hard and thick materials such as metal, steel, and concrete. The cutting process can produce high temperatures and forces, which is why reinforced cutting discs are made of strong materials that can withstand these stresses.

The reinforced cutting disc consists of an abrasive material and a binder. The abrasive material is the component responsible for cutting the material, while the binder holds the abrasive material together. There are different types of abrasive materials used in cutting discs, including aluminum oxide, zirconia alumina, silicon carbide, and ceramic aluminum oxide.

The grit size of the abrasive material determines the cutting ability of the disc. A lower grit number means a coarser abrasive material and a faster cutting rate. A higher grit number indicates a finer abrasive material and a smoother finish. It is important to select the right grit size based on the material being cut and the desired finish.

Reinforced cutting discs come in various shapes and sizes, including flat, depressed center, and thin cutting discs. The flat cutting disc is the most common type and is used for general cutting applications. The depressed center cutting disc is designed for grinding and cutting operations, while the thin cutting disc is used for cutting thin materials.

When using a reinforced cutting disc, safety is paramount. The disc should be inspected before use for any cracks or damage. Always use the recommended type and size of disc for the application, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, and a face shield, should always be worn. It is also important to secure the workpiece properly and ensure that the cutting disc is not in contact with any other objects before starting the tool.