Cutting Disc for Stainless Steel Irwin 125 mm x 1.0 mm x 22.23 mm

Irwin Cutting Disc for Stainless Steel 125 mm x 1.0 mm x 22.23 mm is a thin, precision cutting wheel designed specifically for stainless steel. The disc fits standard 22.23 mm bore angle grinders and is intended to provide a narrow kerf for faster, cleaner cuts in sheet metal, pipes and profiles. The product is engineered to work at appropriate grinder speeds and to minimise material waste while enabling controlled cutting performance.

Advantages

The thin 1.0 mm thickness delivers a narrow kerf for efficient, quick cuts and reduced heat build-up. The disc is formulated to cut stainless steel with minimal burring and reduced edge deformation. Compatibility with common 22.23 mm bore angle grinders makes replacement straightforward, while the balanced construction supports stable rotation and predictable cutting behaviour when used at recommended RPM values and with suitable cutting technique.

Suitable for

• Cutting stainless steel sheets and plates
• Trimming stainless steel pipes and tubing
• Profiling and straight cuts in stainless steel frames and structures
• Workshop or on-site metal fabrication tasks requiring a thin kerf

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thickness: 1.0 mm (thin kerf)
• Bore: 22.23 mm
• Material compatibility: stainless steel
• Designed for use with angle grinders

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible angle grinder with a 22.23 mm arbor, ensuring the disc is securely tightened and the grinder is disconnected from power before fitting. Select the correct grinder speed as specified by the disc and grinder manufacturers and allow the tool to reach operating speed before beginning the cut. Use steady, controlled feed rates and avoid excessive lateral pressure that can cause overheating or premature wear. Always support the workpiece to minimise vibration and movement during cutting.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, face shield, gloves and hearing protection. Do not exceed the maximum RPM rating of the disc or the grinder. For best results on stainless steel, use steady, light passes rather than forcing the disc through material in a single heavy cut. Replace the disc if cracked, chipped or showing significant wear.