Metal cutting wheel

Match the disc size and centre style to your grinder and the metal you’re cutting. On this assortment you’ll find discs sized for common handheld tools as well as bulk options: 4.5 inch TOTAL discs, a 4.5 inch set of 10, and 115 mm discs with different centre configurations. Choose between flat centre discs for general cuts and depressed centre discs for certain grinder flanges. Also check the hole diameter (for example, 22.23 mm) to ensure a proper fit with your tool.

These discs are engineered for metal and inox cutting with high speed performance. TOTAL discs are described as providing quick, efficient cuts, while other options in this range are designed to handle metal and inox reliably. You’ll encounter discs with alloy steel construction and metallic finishes, suitable for various metals. Expect clean cuts with steady progress, especially when you use the correct size and profile for your grinder.

Yes, you can buy in bulk or as multi-pack discs. For example, there is a Set Of 10 Metal Cutting Discs in 4.5 inch size for convenient use on multiple tasks, and there is a 100-piece lot of 115 mm discs packed in a metal box. These bulk options are ideal for ongoing metal cutting projects and help ensure you always have a compatible wheel on hand.

You’ll see well-known brands such as TOTAL and Bosch represented here. TOTAL discs are described for high-speed performance on metal and inox, making them suitable for both DIY tasks and professional metal cutting. Bosch options emphasize durable alloy-steel construction for reliable, long-lasting cuts. Pick based on your material and tool compatibility, ensuring you select a wheel designed specifically for metal work.

The centre design affects how the wheel seats on your grinder and can influence stability and cut quality. Flat centre discs are common for straightforward, smooth cuts, while depressed centre discs are used with certain grinder flanges to maintain alignment during tougher or deeper cuts. For instance, some items in this range specify flat centre, and others indicate a depressed centre, so match the centre type to your tool and cut task.

Always use discs designed for metal with the appropriate grinder and guard. Inspect discs for cracks or heat damage before use, and replace any disc showing signs of wear. Wear eye protection and gloves, and handle discs with care to avoid impacts that could cause cracking. Use the correct speed and feed rate for metal cutting, and never cut materials outside the disc’s intended scope.