Cutting Disc for Metal AWTools 115 x 1.0 mm Black Line

AWTools Cutting Disc for Metal 115 x 1.0 mm Black Line is a thin abrasive wheel designed for fast, precise cutting of steel and other ferrous metals. The 115 mm diameter fits standard small angle grinders and the 1.0 mm thickness minimizes material loss and enables narrow kerf cuts for trimming, panel work and close-tolerance metal fabrication. The Black Line formulation balances cutting speed and wheel life for routine metalworking tasks in workshops and construction sites.

Advantages

The thin 1.0 mm profile reduces burr formation and material wastage while delivering high cutting speed on mild and alloy steels. Its compact 115 mm size improves maneuverability in confined areas and on small assemblies. The abrasive composition and bond system are optimized to provide consistent cutting performance and predictable wear, making it suitable for repetitive cuts and tasks requiring accuracy.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel rods, pipes and sheet metal
• Trimming panels and removing excess material on metal assemblies
• Workshop metal fabrication and maintenance tasks
• Construction site cutting where a thin fast-cutting disc is required

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 115 mm
• Disc thickness: 1.0 mm (thin cutting disc)
• Intended material: ferrous metals (steel and similar)
• Series: Black Line abrasive formulation
• Compatible tool: angle grinders accepting 115 mm discs

How to use

Install the disc on a properly rated 115 mm angle grinder following the grinder manufacturer's instructions and ensuring the wheel is mounted securely with the correct flange orientation. Check the disc for visible damage before use. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed and apply steady, even pressure; avoid twisting or levering the disc in the cut. Allow the disc to do the cutting—don’t force it. Use short, controlled passes for precision cuts and reposition the workpiece as needed to maintain control.

Usage recommendations

Always use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety goggles or face shield, hearing protection, gloves, and protective clothing. Secure the workpiece with clamps, maintain a firm grip on the grinder, and ensure proper ventilation when cutting metal to reduce exposure to dust and fumes. Replace the disc when wear reduces cutting efficiency or if any cracks or chips are detected.