Angle grinder accessory Dedra F52-024 — steel disc Ø 2.4 cm, max 4500 RPM, 1 pc

Dedra F52-024 is a steel accessory disc for angle grinders, designed with a 2.4 cm diameter and rated for a maximum rotational speed of 4500 RPM. Supplied as a single piece, this compact steel disc is intended for tasks such as surface grinding, light cutting and metal deburring when used with compatible angle grinders and correct mounting. The accessory requires using a grinder that supports the disc diameter and maximum speed and should be handled with appropriate safety equipment.

Advantages

The steel construction provides durability and resistance to wear during moderate-duty applications. Its small 2.4 cm diameter allows for work in confined areas and for precision operations on metal edges and joints. The disc's 4500 RPM rating ensures compatibility with lower-speed grinders while offering adequate cutting and grinding performance for light tasks.

Suitable for

• Surface grinding on small metal parts
• Light cutting of thin metal sheets or strips
• Deburring and edge finishing of metal components
• Working in tight or hard-to-reach areas

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Disc diameter: 2.4 cm
• Maximum rotational speed: 4500 RPM
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Ensure the angle grinder is switched off and disconnected from power before fitting the disc. Mount the steel disc according to the grinder manufacturer's instructions, making sure the disc is firmly secured and properly centered. Verify that the grinder's maximum RPM rating equals or exceeds the disc's 4500 RPM limit and that the mounting system is compatible. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment — safety goggles, gloves, hearing protection and respiratory protection when needed. Operate the grinder with steady, controlled movements and avoid applying excessive force; let the disc perform the cutting or grinding. After use, allow the disc to stop completely before handling or storing.

Usage recommendations

Use this steel disc for light-duty metal work and avoid heavy pressure, high-speed grinders above the stated limit, or applications involving hardened steels or materials that may generate excessive heat. Regularly inspect the disc for wear or damage and replace it if any cracks, deformation, or significant thinning appear.