Metal & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc 115 x 1.6 x 22.2mm
SKU: ABR115S-1
R 16.79
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Metal & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc 115 x 1.6 x 22.2mm
R 16.79
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Product description
Tork Craft Metal & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc 115 x 1.6 x 22.2 mm
At a Glance: Cutting disc for steel and stainless steel, featuring a 115 mm diameter, slim 1.6 mm thickness, corundum abrasive and maximum operating speed of 13,300 rpm.
Get your metalwork cut to size with the Tork Craft ABR115S-1 Metal & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc. Designed for cutting both steel and stainless steel, this 115 mm disc combines corundum abrasive with a reinforced resin bond for use on a compatible angle grinder. Its slim 1.6 mm profile provides a narrower cutting path than thicker discs, making it useful when preparing sheet, tubing, flat bar and profiles for assembly. From trimming a steel bracket to cutting stainless steel tubing to length, it is a practical accessory for fabrication, installation and workshop repairs. Allow for the cutting width when marking finished dimensions, support the workpiece securely and guide the disc steadily through the cut with the correct cutting guard fitted.
One cutting disc for steel and stainless steel
The disc label identifies this model for cutting steel and stainless steel, including INOX applications. Corundum abrasive grains remove material, while the reinforced resin bond holds them together. This is a cutting disc: use its edge for cutting and select a separate suitable accessory for grinding or finishing.
Product highlights
- Steel and stainless steel: The disc is marked for cutting both materials.
- 115 mm diameter: Suitable for compatible 115 mm angle grinders.
- Slim 1.6 mm thickness: Produces a narrower cutting path than thicker cutting discs.
- Corundum abrasive: Aluminium oxide abrasive performs the material removal.
- Reinforced resin bond: Bond construction identified by the BF portion of the disc marking.
- Marked operating limits: Maximum speed of 13,300 rpm and peripheral speed of 80 m/s.
Compatibility
- Angle grinders: Suitable for 115 mm angle grinders approved for the disc's diameter, thickness and mounting bore.
- Mounting bore: The disc label and supplier specifications state 22.23 mm, nominally 7/8 inch. The product title lists this as 22.2 mm.
- Workpiece materials: Steel and stainless steel sheet, tubing, flat bar, angle and other suitable sections within the grinder's cutting capacity.
- Guard and flanges: Requires an appropriate cutting guard and the mounting flanges specified by the grinder manufacturer.
- Speed rating: The grinder's maximum rated speed must not exceed the disc's 13,300 rpm limit.
Features
Features
- Steel and stainless steel application: Material suitability is identified on the disc label.
- 115 x 1.6 mm dimensions: Compact diameter with a slim cutting profile.
- Corundum abrasive: Aluminium oxide cutting grains held in a resin bond.
- Reinforced construction: Reinforced resin bond for the abrasive cutting wheel.
- A46 SBF marking: Abrasive specification printed on the disc label.
- EN 12413 marking: The label carries the bonded abrasive safety standard marking.
Benefits
- Useful across common fabrication materials: Suitable for cutting both steel and stainless steel components.
- Remove less material along the cut: The 1.6 mm profile provides a narrower cutting path than thicker discs when correctly guided.
- Prepare parts for assembly: Cut suitable tubing, bars and profiles to the required length.
- Support fitting and repairs: Useful for trimming brackets, replacement pieces and workshop components.
Application
- Cutting steel and stainless steel sheet or panels to size.
- Cutting suitable metal tubing and hollow sections to length.
- Trimming steel and stainless steel flat bar, angle and profiles.
- Preparing brackets and components for fabrication.
- Cutting suitable steel threaded rod and fasteners to length.
- Trimming replacement components during installation and repair work.
Specifications
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | ABR115S-1 |
| Product Type | Abrasive cutting disc for steel and stainless steel |
| Barcode | 6009515807320 |
| Disc Diameter | 115 mm |
| Disc Thickness | 1.6 mm |
| Mounting Bore | 22.23 mm, nominal 7/8 inch; listed as 22.2 mm in the product title |
| Abrasive Material | Corundum, aluminium oxide |
| Bond Type | Reinforced resin bond |
| Abrasive Specification Marking | A46 SBF |
| Maximum Operating Speed | 13,300 rpm |
| Maximum Peripheral Speed | 80 m/s |
| Suitable Materials | Steel and stainless steel / INOX |
| Compatible Tool | Suitable 115 mm angle grinder |
| Intended Operation | Cutting only |
| Standard Marking | EN 12413 |
In the Box / Packaging
- 1 x Tork Craft ABR115S-1 Metal & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc, 115 x 1.6 x 22.2 mm, per unit ordered.
Supplier pack size: 10 discs.
Extra Info
Extra Information
- Material suitability: This model is marked for steel and stainless steel cutting. Check the actual disc markings before selecting it for a task.
- Bore measurement: The 22.2 mm listing and 22.23 mm label describe the nominal 7/8 inch mounting size. Confirm compatibility with your grinder's mounting system.
- Cut allowance: Allow for material removed by the disc when marking a component's finished length.
- Stainless steel cleanliness: Reserve a disc for stainless steel work and keep it separate from accessories used on mild steel to reduce contamination.
- Disc wear: The diameter decreases during use, reducing the available cutting depth.
- Storage: Keep discs dry and protected from impact, moisture and excessive heat. Observe any expiry date marked on the disc.
Cutting only: Use the disc's edge for cutting. Do not grind with its side face or twist it inside the cut.
Pro Tips
- Mark the finished length carefully and cut on the waste side of the line, allowing for the disc's cutting width.
- Clamp the workpiece securely and arrange supports so the cut cannot close and pinch the disc.
- Keep the grinder aligned with the cut. Stop the disc before repositioning the tool.
- Apply steady, moderate pressure and let the abrasive work instead of forcing the disc.
- For stainless steel projects, use a dedicated disc and keep the work area free of mild steel debris.
- Allow the cut piece to cool, then remove burrs with an appropriate finishing accessory.
How to Use
- Confirm that the workpiece is suitable steel or stainless steel and that the grinder accepts the disc's 115 mm diameter, 1.6 mm thickness and mounting bore. Check that the grinder's maximum rated speed does not exceed 13,300 rpm.
- Switch off the grinder and disconnect its power supply or remove the battery before fitting the disc.
- Inspect the disc for damage and check its expiry marking. Fit an undamaged, in-date disc using the flange arrangement and tightening method specified in the grinder manual.
- Fit the appropriate cutting guard and auxiliary handle. Confirm that the disc is secure and rotates freely without touching the guard.
- Mark and clamp the workpiece, allowing for the cutting width. Support the material to prevent pinching and clear the spark path of people and combustible materials.
- Wear the required protective equipment, hold the grinder with both hands and briefly run the disc clear of the workpiece. Stop immediately if abnormal vibration occurs.
- Allow the grinder to reach operating speed before entering the cut. Guide the disc straight through the material with steady pressure, avoiding twisting and sideways loading.
- At the end of the cut, withdraw the disc, switch off and wait for it to stop completely before putting the grinder down. Disconnect the power before changing accessories.
Safety
Safety
- Wear safety glasses, a face shield, hearing protection and suitable respiratory protection for the cutting task.
- Wear suitable gloves, protective clothing and safety footwear. Keep loose clothing, jewellery and hair clear of moving parts.
- Use the correct cutting guard and auxiliary handle, and hold the grinder securely with both hands.
- Never exceed the disc's maximum speed of 13,300 rpm. Check the markings on the actual disc before use.
- Do not use cracked, chipped, distorted, damaged or expired discs. Never enlarge the bore or force the disc onto an unsuitable mounting system.
- Cut with the disc's edge only. Avoid sideways pressure, twisting and forcing the disc through the material.
- Clamp and support the workpiece securely. Keep hands away from the cutting path and position your body clear of the disc's plane of rotation.
- If the disc binds, switch off and hold the grinder still until rotation stops. Correct the cause before restarting; never restart with the disc trapped in the cut.
- Direct sparks away from people and combustible materials. Keep bystanders clear and maintain a tidy work area.
- Do not introduce water or coolant unless both the grinder and disc are explicitly approved for that method.
- Allow freshly cut pieces to cool before handling and take care around sharp edges.
- Wait for the disc to stop completely before putting the grinder down. Disconnect the power before changing discs, making adjustments or leaving the tool unattended.
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