Optimal Steel Cutting Disc for Precision and Efficiency

Overview

Introducing the Pinnacle Steel Cutting Disc 115mm, a top-tier cutting disc designed to revolutionize your steel cutting experience. This disc is specifically engineered to balance precision, efficiency, and safety, making it an ideal choice for both professional and DIY projects.

Key Features and Benefits

• Diameter and Thickness: With a 115mm diameter, it offers excellent maneuverability and control, essential for precise cutting tasks.
• Material Composition: Constructed using high-grade abrasives and reinforced with fiberglass mesh, ensuring durability and reduced breakage risks.
• Precision Cutting: Designed for clean and precise cuts, minimizing additional finishing work.
• Safety Focus: Enhanced safety features, including robust construction, provide a safer cutting experience.
• Longevity: Crafted for extended lifespan, resisting wear and tear from regular use.
• Versatility: Suitable for cutting a wide range of steel materials, including stainless steel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Which is better, 115mm or 125mm angle grinder for use with this disc? A1: The choice between a 115mm and a 125mm angle grinder depends on your specific needs. A 115mm grinder, like the one compatible with the Pinnacle Steel Cutting Disc, is generally lighter and more maneuverable, making it ideal for precision work and tight spaces. A 125mm grinder offers deeper cuts and is better suited for larger, more heavy-duty tasks.

Q2: What size is a standard cutting disc? A2: Standard cutting disc sizes typically range from 115mm to 230mm in diameter. The Pinnacle Steel Cutting Disc at 115mm is within this standard range, providing a balance of precision and efficiency.

Q3: How deep does a 125mm angle grinder cut? A3: A 125mm angle grinder typically cuts to a depth of approximately 30mm to 40mm. The cutting depth can vary slightly based on the specific design and brand of the angle grinder.

Q4: How many inches is a 125mm cutting disc? A4: A 125mm cutting disc is approximately 4.92 inches in diameter. This conversion is based on the standard metric to imperial measurement, where 1 inch equals 25.4mm.