Cutting Disc for Metal Andre 230 x 2.0 mm A36RBF — for metal and stainless steel

Andre cutting disc for metal 230 x 2.0 mm with grit designation A36RBF is a thin cutting wheel engineered for use with angle grinders to cut a range of ferrous metals including stainless steel (INOX). The 2.0 mm thickness reduces material loss and enables faster, more precise straight cuts in sheet metal, pipes and profiles. The abrasive composition and reinforced bond provide a balance between cutting speed and wheel life suitable for workshop, construction and maintenance environments.

Advantages

The thin 2.0 mm blade offers reduced kerf and lower heat generation compared with thicker discs, helping to preserve material and minimise distortion on thin sheets. A36RBF grit and reinforcement deliver consistent cutting performance on mild steel and stainless steel while maintaining wheel stability at high rotational speeds. The disc format is compatible with standard 230 mm angle grinders, offering straightforward replacement and predictable results for repetitive cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel sheet and plate
• Cutting stainless steel (INOX) components
• Trimming pipes and tubular profiles
• Metal fabrication and repair work
• On-site construction cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Thickness: 2.0 mm
• Abrasive designation: A36RBF
• Intended materials: ferrous metals and stainless steel
• Tool compatibility: angle grinders designed for 230 mm discs

How to use

Fit the disc to a compatible 230 mm angle grinder following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions and ensure the grinder is unplugged or battery removed during installation. Use appropriate speed settings within the disc's rated RPM and secure the workpiece before cutting to avoid movement. Make straight, steady cuts with light to moderate pressure; do not force the disc. Allow the abrasive to do the cutting and withdraw the tool periodically to check progress and prevent overheating of thin materials.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, hearing protection, gloves and protective clothing. Use a cutting guard and follow safe operating distances. For stainless steel, use intermittent cutting and coolant or compressed air if available to reduce heat build-up and minimise discoloration. Inspect the disc for damage before use and replace if cracked, chipped or warped.