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Designed for professional contractors and metalworkers, these Pegdev 300mm abrasive discs provide high-performance cutting efficiency for steel applications. They are an excellent choice for demanding construction and workshop tasks due to their high durability and strict adherence to European safety standards. However, users must ensure their equipment is rated for the specific 5,100 rpm speed limit to maintain safe operation.
| Model Part Number | Pdl |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pegdev |
Yes, these discs are compatible with Makita saws, provided your model accepts a 300mm disc with a 20mm bore.
No, these are specifically formulated for steel applications. Using them on stone or masonry will damage the blade.
The discs are rated for a maximum speed of 5,100 rpm. Never exceed this limit for safety reasons.
Store them in a cool, dry place on a flat surface to maintain integrity and prevent moisture damage.
While capable of cutting steel, these 3.2mm thick discs are designed for heavier applications; thinner blades are usually better suited for very light sheet metal.
Verify the disc is correctly centered on the 20mm arbor and that the flange nuts are tightened securely.
Ensure the saw is not exceeding 5,100 rpm and check that you are not applying too much lateral pressure on the blade.
Ensure the workpiece is firmly clamped and the blade is kept straight throughout the entire cut; do not force the disc into the metal.
To ensure maximum safety, always verify that your saw model supports the 300mm (12-inch) diameter and 20mm bore specifications. Installation involves securing the disc between the arbor flanges, ensuring the rotation arrow on the disc aligns with the rotation of the saw spindle. Keep discs stored in a dry, climate-controlled environment to prevent moisture from compromising the abrasive bonding agents. Avoid storing the discs in piles; hanging them or placing them on a flat, shelf-supported surface helps prevent warping or edge chipping.
