Cutting Disc for Metal Irwin 125 mm x 1.0 mm x 22.23 mm

Cutting Disc for Metal Irwin 125 mm x 1.0 mm x 22.23 mm is a flat abrasive disc made for angle grinders with a 125 mm wheel size. It is engineered to cut steel and other ferrous metals with a 1.0 mm thin kerf that reduces material loss and allows faster, more precise cuts. The 22.23 mm bore fits standard 125 mm grinders, making the disc suitable for a wide range of metalworking tasks in workshops and on-site repair jobs.

Advantages

The disc’s 1.0 mm thickness produces narrow cuts that minimize waste and require less motor effort, improving cutting speed and efficiency. Its flat profile and abrasive composition are optimized for clean edges on steel and similar metals, while the standard 22.23 mm arbor hole ensures broad compatibility with common angle grinders. Manufactured by a known brand, the disc is designed for consistent performance during routine metal cutting operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel pipes, rods and sheets
• Metal fabrication and welding preparation
• Auto body and repair workshop tasks
• On-site maintenance and construction metal cutting

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thickness (kerf): 1.0 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 22.23 mm
• Disc type: flat cutting disc for metal
• Material suitability: steel and other ferrous metals

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible 125 mm angle grinder with a 22.23 mm arbor, following the grinder manufacturer’s instructions and ensuring the disc is seated and secured by the correct flange. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection, and gloves. Use steady, controlled passes when cutting metal, applying light to moderate pressure and allowing the disc to do the work. Avoid lateral forces and side loading that can damage the disc or cause unsafe conditions. After use, let the disc stop spinning completely before setting down the tool.

Usage recommendations

For best results and prolonged disc life, use the disc at the recommended RPM range for 125 mm wheels, avoid excessive pressure that can cause overheating, and replace the disc if it shows cracks, significant wear, or imbalance. Store discs flat in a dry environment away from direct heat.