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This guide is for anyone using the Lenox MetalMax Diamond Cutting Disc, a new alternative to abrasive cut-off wheels. The key benefit is its extreme durability, offering over 1000 cuts – 30 times longer life than standard bonded cut-off wheels. Remember to use cutting wax or lubricant when cutting aluminum to avoid chip welding.
| Model Part Number | 2030865 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lenox |
The Lenox MetalMax is recommended for cutting steel, sheet metal, stainless steel, rebar, cast iron, aluminum, and non-ferrous metals.
No, the Lenox MetalMax generates less dust residue compared to bonded abrasives.
No, the Lenox MetalMax is designed for use in the same power tools as bonded abrasive wheels, at the same RPMs and feed forces. No changes in operating settings are required.
Always wear appropriate safety gear, including eye protection, gloves, and a dust mask. Make sure the guard is in place on your angle grinder. Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped.
The Lenox MetalMax can deliver over 1000 cuts, which is 30 times longer life than thin bonded cut-off wheels.
The bore size of the MetalMax disc is 22.2 mm.
The cutting width of the MetalMax disc is 1.3 mm.
The diameter of the MetalMax disc is 115 mm.
Ensure the disc is installed correctly and that you are using the appropriate feed force. Check for any damage to the disc and replace if necessary. For aluminum, apply cutting wax or lubricant.
Check the material you are cutting. Make sure the disc is appropriate for the material and that you are not exceeding the tool's recommended RPM. Ensure that you are using the correct cutting technique.
Check the material you are cutting. Ensure the disc is appropriate for the material. Check that you are not applying too much pressure. Make sure the disc is not being used on materials other than metals.
