Masonry Cutting Blades

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The material to be processed determines which cutting disc is used. No disc cuts across all material groups.

In summary, there are 3 main groups:

• Synthetic resin-bonded cutting discs (e.g. grinding disc, flexible discs, cutting discs, or corundum discs)
• Diamond Cutting Blades
• Carbide Cutting Blades
• Abrasives Cutting Discs

Order these cutting discs for the following materials:

• Stone (granite, marble)
• Concrete
• Tiles
• Porcelain stoneware
• Steel
• Stainless steel (non-ferrous metal, metal)
• Metal (aluminium, etc.)
• Plexiglass
• Ceramics (bricks, etc.)
• Plastic

We sell cutting discs for machines with these characteristics:

The machine type determines the thread, wheel size, rotational speed, and power. The harder the workpiece, the more powerful the machine needs to be.

Standard cutting discs for machines

Overview of cutting disc diameters

• 76 mm
• 85 mm
• 115 mm
• 125 mm
• 180 mm
• 230 mm
• 300 mm
• 350 mm
• 400 mm
• 450 mm
• 500 mm
• 600 mm

Notice: Look closely at the information on the cutting discs. Tolerances may cause slight deviations in diameter, but these are negligible in practice.

Synthetic Resin Bonded Discs

The discs consist of a base material and are pressed with various fillers (powder resin/liquid resin) under the influence of heat and fibers. The type of use determines the selection of the mixture, creating cutting discs with different thicknesses and diameters. Synthetic grain types offer noticeable benefits in hardness and wear, ensuring consistent performance.

Durability of Resin-Bonded Cutting Discs

Important: Abrasives have an expiration date due to the natural filler material, affecting stability. Each manufacturer must display the expiration date on the product or packaging.

Structure of a Diamond Cutting Disc

Diamond cutting discs consist of four elements: the blade body, the segment, the diamond, and the connection between the segment and the carrier. Proper fusion by soldering, welding, or sintering determines performance characteristics for various applications in concrete, natural and artificial stone, and other materials.

Structure of a Hard Metal Cutting Disc

The core blade of carbide cutting discs consists of tool steel or hardened tool steel. The hard metal granules form the segment, known as the cutting medium.

Safety Requirements for Cutting Discs

High-speed cut-off wheels provide economic benefits but also expose users to risks. Voluntary testing for risk prevention was established by the German Institute for Standardization. Safety standards and quality features ensure cutting discs withstand centrifugal forces and loads.

• Seal of quality for abrasives: EN 12413
• Seal of quality for diamond cutting discs: EN 13236
• Seal of approval for carbide cutting discs: No specified standard, but well-known manufacturers use diamond cutting discs as a guide

Choose the Right Cutting Disc for Your Material

Note: The harder your workpiece, the tougher your tool needs to be. The element can only be processed with synthetic resin-bonded cutting discs.

Which Cutting Disc for Metal?

If you need a stainless steel cutting disc, abrasive for aluminum, or a metal cutting disc, note that metal includes steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals like aluminum and copper. Use a "corundum cutting disc" for general metal cutting. Consider the disc thickness and pore size for cooling and precision.

Which Cutting Disc for Stone?

Before the era of diamond cutting discs, abrasives were used for stone. Today, diamond cutting discs are optimized for various stone types. Find exact recommendations for "Cutting stones with diamond cutting discs".

Which Cutting Disc for Wood?

Woodcarver

Known as the milling disc for angle grinders, it flexibly cuts, slots, shapes, mills, restores, and models soft to hard wood. Suitable for roofers, carpenters, joiners, electricians, house technicians, wood carvers, and kitchen fitters.

Speedcutter

A powerful wood carving disc used on angle grinders. Ideal for drywallers, carpenters, and floor layers working with veneers, covering boards, fibreboard, or chipboard.

Shredding Discs

Used for removing coarse bark, cleaning surfaces, and shaping contours. Perfect for woodcarvers and carpenters.

Cutting Discs for Insulating Materials

Wood fiber insulation materials provide thermal insulation for roofs and building exteriors. Angle grinder cutting discs allow for safe, mobile cuts, recesses, and miter cuts, ideal for roofers and carpenters.

Cutting Discs for Rough Work

Carbide cutting discs with sharp-edged carbide segments are ideal for demolition work on wood and roof constructions, including cutting soft to hard wood with nails. Suitable for Gala farmers, roofers, and carpenters.