Cutting Abrasive Disc Klimas TCS-12516 125 mm for Steel

The Klimas TCS-12516 125 mm cutting abrasive disc is designed for cutting steel with standard 125 mm angle grinders. Constructed from corundum abrasive grains bonded into a rigid disc, it provides a consistent cutting edge for metalworking tasks. The disc dimensions and mounting design match common 125 mm grinders, enabling straightforward installation and use for cutting steel bars, pipes, profiles and other ferrous materials in workshop, construction or maintenance environments.

Advantages

This cutting disc uses corundum abrasive material to deliver reliable cutting performance on steel while maintaining shape and cutting speed over repeated use. Its 125 mm size offers a balance between access in confined spaces and cutting depth, and the rigid construction reduces vibration for controlled operation. The disc is compatible with standard grinders that accept 125 mm diameter blades, ensuring easy replacement and consistent fit.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel bars and rods
• Severing metal pipes and tubing
• Cutting steel profiles and sheet metal
• On-site construction and workshop metal cutting tasks

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive material: corundum
• Intended material: steel and other ferrous metals
• Form: thin cutting disc suitable for angle grinders

How to use

Before use, inspect the disc for visible damage and ensure it is suitable for the grinder's maximum speed and mounting system. Mount the disc on a properly guarded 125 mm angle grinder following the tool manufacturer's instructions and secure the fastening flange. During cutting, hold the tool with both hands, apply steady, even pressure, and let the abrasive disc do the work—avoid forcing the blade. Cut at a controlled speed, maintain a stable stance, and allow the disc to cool between prolonged cuts to prevent overheating and premature wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and protective clothing. Ensure workpieces are securely clamped and the grinder guard is correctly positioned. Replace the disc when worn down, cracked, or warped, and do not use the disc if it has been dropped or damaged.