Bosch Cutting Discs - 125mm x 1mm x 22.23mm - 10 Pack
Aluminium oxide disc designed for use on Inox and other ferrous metals. Thin disc edge supports sm...Aluminium oxide disc designed for use on Inox and other ferrous metals. Thin disc edge supports smooth and easy cutting. Free of ferrous, sulphurous and chlorinated fillers. Supplied in a reclosable metal storage tin. Diameter: 125mm, Bore diameter: 22.23mm, Thickness: 1.0mm. Specifically designed for cutting Inox, its thin edge gives great results on stainless steel and other ferrous metals, supporting smooth and easy cutting. Intended for use with Inox, the cutting disc is made from aluminium oxide and is free of ferrous, sulphurous and chlorinated fillers. Stainless steel is notoriously difficult to cut; however, this reliable disc will make light work of the task and leave you with a clean finish with less burring. It also creates less noise, dust, and heat, meaning less damage and discolouration. The Bosch cutting disc comes in a closable metal tin for safe storage when not in use. Complies with maximum safety requirements such as EN 12413. Maximum operating speed: 80m/s.
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This guide is for users of the Bosch 125mm cutting discs, specifically designed for Inox and other ferrous metals. These discs offer smooth and easy cutting of stainless steel, minimizing burring and reducing heat and dust. Keep in mind that while these discs are durable, they are designed for specific materials and applications, so ensure compatibility before use.
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Model Part Number
2608603255
Brand
Bosch
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I cut with this disc?
This disc is specifically designed for cutting Inox and other ferrous metals, such as stainless steel.
What is the disc's diameter and bore size?
The disc has a diameter of 125mm and a bore diameter of 22.23mm.
What safety precautions should I take?
Always wear safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask or respirator. Ensure the disc is properly mounted and do not exceed the maximum operating speed of 80m/s.
How should I store the cutting discs?
Store the discs in the provided metal tin in a dry place, away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
What is the maximum operating speed?
The maximum operating speed is 80m/s.
What is the advantage of a thin edge?
A thin edge supports smooth and easy cutting, with less effort and more precision.
What safety standards does this disc comply with?
The disc complies with EN 12413 safety standards.
What should I do if the disc becomes damaged?
Do not use a damaged disc. Discard it and replace it with a new one.
Troubleshooting
Cutting is slow or difficult.
Ensure you are using the correct disc for the material. Check the disc for wear and replace if necessary. Apply appropriate pressure, and do not force the cut.
Excessive burring after cutting.
Reduce cutting speed or ensure you are using the correct disc type for the material. Check the disc is mounted correctly and the tool is operating at the correct speed.
Disc is wearing out quickly.
Check the material being cut is compatible with the disc. Ensure proper cutting technique and pressure.
Tool vibrates excessively.
Check the disc is mounted correctly and is not damaged. Ensure the tool is balanced and operating correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent for cutting Inox and stainless steel.
Provides smooth and easy cutting action.
Reduces burring and improves finish.
Generates less heat, dust, and noise.
Safe storage in a reclosable metal tin.
Complies with safety standards (EN 12413).
Cons
Specific to Inox and ferrous metals; not ideal for general-purpose cutting.
Requires use with compatible power tools.
Discs are consumable and will wear with use.
Operating speed is limited to 80m/s.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Tool Compatibility: Ensure the disc is compatible with your angle grinder or cutting tool. Check the tool's specifications for disc size and bore diameter (125mm diameter, 22.23mm bore).
Mounting: Carefully mount the disc onto the tool, ensuring it is securely fastened according to the tool's instructions.
Safety: Always wear appropriate safety gear, including safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask or respirator.
Material Compatibility: Use these discs only on Inox and other ferrous metals.
Operating Speed: Do not exceed the maximum operating speed of 80m/s.
Storage: Store the discs in the provided metal tin when not in use. Keep them in a dry place, away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
Inspection: Before each use, inspect the disc for any signs of damage, such as cracks or wear. Do not use damaged discs.