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Type by job, size by machine: cutting discs to part, grinding to shape, flap to finish, with diameter and bore matched to the grinder on every listing.

Because thin cuts better: the 1.2 millimetre inox discs part metal faster and cooler with less burr, and the inox rating keeps stainless free of iron contamination.

Grinding and finishing in one: layered abrasive flaps wear continuously to fresh grit, blending welds and shaping metal without the gouge of a hard disc, graded by grit like sanding.

The inside-reach tools: shank mounted grinding points dress bores and shapes a disc cannot enter, and the diamond burr set details the hardest materials, all on rotary spindles.

Only its size: diameter and bore must match the machine and its guard, stated per disc, and cutting discs are never used for grinding on their flat.

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The angle grinder's whole diet is on this shelf, 483 lines picked by disc type, size and grit, and the disc type is the job itself: cutting discs part the metal, grinding discs shape and dress it, flap discs blend and finish it, and the shank mounted tools reach right into the places the discs cannot go.

The cutting discs run thin and true, the inox metal discs at 115 by 22.2 by 1.2 millimetres in packs of ten leading the shelf, because a thin disc cuts faster, cooler and cleaner than a thick one ever can, and the inox rating means stainless-safe, no iron contamination left in the cut to rust later. The flap discs, over a hundred lines graded by grit, grind and finish in one continuous action, their layered abrasive flaps wearing away to expose fresh grit as they work, which makes them the fabricator's blending disc of choice.

The grinding side runs from the wheels, the 50 millimetre forms in 80 and 100 grit among them, through the shank mounted grinding point sets in eighth inch and 6 millimetre spindles that dress and shape the inside work, to the diamond burr set's thirty pieces for detailing the hardest materials, with the 80 grit grinding belts and the heavy cutting pads finishing off the shelf.

Disc diameter and bore must match the machine and its guard, both stated on every listing, and type with size typed into search lands the disc at once. A worn disc or an odd mounted tool photographed over WhatsApp on 07754288583 comes back named against its family, with the cutting-versus-grinding question answered honestly for the job in hand.

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FAQs

Type by job, size by machine: cutting discs to part, grinding to shape, flap to finish, with diameter and bore matched to the grinder on every listing.

Because thin cuts better: the 1.2 millimetre inox discs part metal faster and cooler with less burr, and the inox rating keeps stainless free of iron contamination.

Grinding and finishing in one: layered abrasive flaps wear continuously to fresh grit, blending welds and shaping metal without the gouge of a hard disc, graded by grit like sanding.

The inside-reach tools: shank mounted grinding points dress bores and shapes a disc cannot enter, and the diamond burr set details the hardest materials, all on rotary spindles.

Only its size: diameter and bore must match the machine and its guard, stated per disc, and cutting discs are never used for grinding on their flat.

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