Power drill accessory GRAPHITE 57H708 — 1 pc, 64 g

GRAPHITE 57H708 is a single-piece metal cutting accessory for power drills and compact electric tools, supplied as one unit with a net weight of 64 g. Designed for cutting metal, the disc features a reduced thickness and an advanced profile that lowers cutting resistance and shortens cutting time. Compliance with EN12413 confirms that the disc meets industry safety and product performance standards for abrasive cutting tools.

Advantages

The reduced thickness and optimized geometry of the cutting disc enable faster cuts and smoother feed through metal workpieces. The lightweight, single-piece design improves handling and reduces vibration during operation. EN12413 compliance provides assurance of material integrity and manufacturing quality, supporting safer use when fitted correctly to compatible drills or rotary tools.

Suitable for

• Cutting thin metal sheets and profiles
• Trimming metal components during repair and maintenance
• Small DIY metalworking projects
• On-site quick cut tasks where a compact accessory is needed

Key specifications

• Type: metal cutting disc for power drills and rotary tools
• Design: single-piece construction with reduced thickness
• Weight: 64 g (per unit)
• Safety standard: compliant with EN12413

How to use

Install the disc on a compatible power drill or rotary tool following the tool manufacturer’s mounting instructions and ensuring proper fit and secure fastening. Use appropriate speed settings for metal cutting and apply steady, controlled pressure without forcing the disc. Maintain a stable workpiece and ensure correct orientation of the disc relative to the cut line. Replace the disc if it shows signs of excessive wear, cracking, or deformation.

Usage recommendations

Always wear eye protection, gloves, and hearing protection when cutting metal. Ensure the tool’s guard is in place and follow EN12413 guidance on safe operating speeds and mounting procedures. For best results, clamp small workpieces and perform test cuts on scrap material to confirm cutting speed and feeds before proceeding to final work.