Cutting disc for metal GEKO G78242 — 230 mm diameter, 2 mm thickness, for stainless steel (Inox)

GEKO G78242 is a 230 mm cutting disc for metal designed for straight, fast cuts in stainless steel (Inox). With a 2 mm cutting thickness, this abrasive wheel is intended for use on angle grinders to cut sheet metal, pipes and profiles where a thin kerf and reduced material loss are important. The disc is produced for metalworking applications in workshops and on-site jobs that require precise, efficient cutting of Inox materials.

Advantages

The 2 mm thickness provides a narrow kerf for faster cutting and lower heat buildup compared with thicker wheels, which helps reduce material deformation when cutting stainless steel. The 230 mm diameter offers a balance between cutting depth and handling convenience for standard angle grinders. The abrasive formulation and wheel construction are optimized for cutting metal, offering consistent cutting speed and an even finish on stainless surfaces.

Suitable for

• Cutting stainless steel sheet metal
• Trimming and cutting metal pipes and tubes
• Work on metal profiles and frames
• Workshop fabrication and on-site repairs

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Cutting thickness (kerf): 2 mm
• Material compatibility: stainless steel (Inox) and other metals
• Intended tool: angle grinder with standard mounting

How to use

Before use, verify that the angle grinder is switched off and disconnected from power. Mount the cutting disc following the grinder manufacturer's instructions and confirm secure fastening. Check that the wheel is undamaged and rated for the grinder's maximum speed. When cutting stainless steel, position the workpiece securely in a vice or clamps to avoid movement. Start the grinder, allow it to reach full speed, and make steady, controlled passes without applying excessive pressure; let the abrasive do the cutting. Avoid side loading the disc and do not use it for grinding. After cutting, allow the wheel to stop completely before setting the tool down.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment — eye protection, gloves, hearing protection and respiratory protection for dust and fumes. For best results on Inox, use continuous steady motion and moderate feed rate to limit heat buildup; consider coolant or intermittent cutting on thicker sections to reduce thermal distortion.