Diamond Cutting Disc Abraboro AB23000016 230 mm × 22.23 mm, 7 mm Segment Height, N16

The Abraboro AB23000016 diamond cutting disc is a 230 mm diameter blade with a 22.23 mm arbor hole and 7 mm segment height, formulated as N16 for aggressive cutting performance. It is engineered for use on angle grinders at high speeds to cut concrete, masonry and reinforced materials with consistent edge quality and long wear life. The disc's segment design and diamond composition balance cutting speed with durability for construction and renovation work.

Advantages

The disc delivers high material removal rates and a stable cutting line thanks to its optimized diamond bond and segment geometry. Reduced vibration and reliable cooling characteristics extend segment life and maintain cutting efficiency over repeated use. Its construction provides predictable performance on a range of mineral-based building materials while maintaining compatibility with standard 22.23 mm arbors on angle grinders.

Suitable for

• Cutting concrete slabs and blocks
• Masonry work including bricks and blockwork
• Cutting reinforced concrete with rebar
• On-site renovation and demolition tasks
• Fast, clean cuts where controlled edge quality is required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Arbor hole: 22.23 mm
• Segment height: 7 mm
• Bond formulation: N16 (aggressive cutting balance)
• Intended machine: angle grinder

How to use

Mount the disc onto an angle grinder with a compatible 22.23 mm arbor and ensure the guard is fitted according to the machine manufacturer's instructions. Use appropriate rotational direction markings on the disc. Start cutting at moderate pressure, allowing the disc to reach full speed before engaging the material; avoid excessive force to prevent overheating and premature wear. For reinforced concrete, cut through the concrete matrix while maintaining steady feed; if cutting heavily reinforced sections, use intermittent passes to control heat buildup.

Usage recommendations

Always wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye, hearing and respiratory protection. Inspect the disc for damage before each use and do not use if cracked or deformed. Match cutting speed and feed to the material: slower feed with higher pressure is not a substitute for correct disc selection. Allow the disc to cool between extended cuts and follow local safety and disposal regulations for worn cutting tools.