Carbide Multiwheels Bosch 2608623013

The Bosch Carbide Multiwheels 2608623013 are carbide grit discs designed to convert an angle grinder into a multipurpose cutting and grinding tool. Constructed with a durable carbide cutting edge, these multiwheels enable safe, controlled cutting of a wide range of materials while minimising kickback. The accessory is suitable for use on wood, wood with nails, plastics, drywall, sheet metal under 1 mm and copper, offering durability and reliable performance for both professional tradespeople and DIY users.

Advantages

The carbide grit construction provides long-lasting cutting performance and wear resistance compared with standard abrasive discs. Its design reduces kickbacks and allows for controlled operation with an angle grinder. The multiwheel’s versatility covers multiple materials, reducing the need to change discs frequently and enabling efficient workflow on mixed-material jobs.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming wood and wood containing nails
• Shaping and cutting plastics
• Working with drywall and plasterboard
• Cutting thin sheet metal up to 1 mm thickness
• Cutting and shaping copper components

Key specifications

• Cutting edge: carbide grit
• Intended tool: angle grinder conversion disc
• Primary applications: cutting and grinding of wood, plastics, drywall, thin sheet metal and copper
• Designed performance: reduced kickback for safer operation

How to use

Fit the Bosch Carbide Multiwheel to a compatible angle grinder following the tool manufacturer’s mounting instructions and safety guidelines. Use appropriate rotation speed as recommended for carbide grit discs and maintain steady, controlled feed when cutting. Allow the disc to do the work without excessive force to preserve the carbide edge and reduce wear. Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection while cutting and grinding.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the workpiece and remove loose debris before cutting. Avoid using the multiwheel on materials thicker than those specified, and do not use the disc on masonry, concrete or hardened steel. Store the discs in a dry place and replace them if the carbide grit wears down or if any damage is visible.