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Parweld Grinding Discs - 125mm x 6mm - 5" - GS1260

Parweld Grinding Discs - 125mm x 6mm - 5" - GS1260

Trade quality depressed centre 125 x 6mm thick grinding discs ideal for welding seams. Made from h...

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This guide is for metalworking professionals and enthusiasts using Parweld GS1260 grinding discs. These discs provide efficient grinding performance for steel applications, offering a reliable solution for weld seam preparation. Note that these discs are specifically designed for steel and may not be suitable for other materials.

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Model Part NumberGS1260
BrandParweld

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FAQs

What materials can these discs be used on?

These grinding discs are specifically designed for use on steel.

What is the maximum operating speed?

The maximum operating speed is 12200rpm.

Are these discs suitable for cordless angle grinders?

Yes, these discs are suitable for use with both corded and cordless angle grinders.

What safety precautions should I take?

Always wear safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask or respirator. Ensure the work area is well-ventilated.

How should I store the grinding discs?

Store the discs in a dry place, away from moisture and extreme temperatures.

What does the A24R-BF rating mean?

This rating refers to the abrasive grain type, grain size, hardness, and bond type of the disc, indicating its suitability for steel grinding.

How often should I replace the grinding discs?

Replace the discs when they become worn, damaged, or when grinding performance decreases.

Troubleshooting

Disc is wearing down quickly.

Check the material being ground. Ensure it's steel and that the disc's rating matches the application. Avoid excessive pressure.

Grinding is inefficient.

Check if the disc is the correct type for the material. Replace a worn or damaged disc.

Vibrations during grinding.

Ensure the disc is properly mounted and the grinder is in good working condition. Check for any damage to the disc.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality aluminium oxide for effective grinding.
  • Designed specifically for steel, ensuring optimal performance.
  • Compatible with a wide range of angle grinders.
  • Manufactured to strict safety standards (EN12413, ISO9001, CE-approved).
  • Durable construction for heavy-duty usage.

Cons

  • Limited to use on steel materials only.
  • May wear down with prolonged use.
  • Requires proper safety equipment during operation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Mounting: Ensure the disc is correctly mounted onto a compatible angle grinder, following the manufacturer's instructions for your specific tool. Always check the disc's maximum RPM against your grinder's specifications.
  2. Compatibility: These discs are compatible with most standard angle grinders that accept 125mm diameter discs.
  3. Safety: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask or respirator.
  4. Care: Store the discs in a dry place. Inspect the disc before each use for any signs of damage. Do not use a damaged disc.

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