Cutting Disc Makita 230 mm x 2 mm Flat for Stainless Steel (INOX) — Makita M E-03006

Flat cutting disc Makita 230 mm x 2 mm for stainless steel (INOX) is a thin abrasive wheel engineered for use with angle grinders. With a large 230 mm diameter and 2 mm cutting thickness, the disc is intended to deliver narrow, accurate cuts in stainless steel and similar corrosion‑resistant alloys. It is suitable for professional and DIY workshop settings as well as construction sites where clean metal cuts are required. Before use, verify that the grinder’s maximum speed and arbor size match the disc’s rated parameters.

Advantages

The flat design and 2 mm thickness reduce material loss and allow for precise straight cuts in stainless steel. The disc is formulated for cutting corrosion‑resistant alloys to minimize heat build‑up and burr formation. Its size provides a balance between cutting depth and control when used on standard angle grinders. The product is made by a recognized manufacturer of power tool accessories and is intended for frequent use in metalworking tasks when appropriate safety measures are observed.

Suitable for

• Cutting stainless steel sheets and profiles
• On‑site metal cutting in construction and renovation
• Workshop fabrication and assembly tasks
• Cutting pipes and tubes made of INOX and similar alloys

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Thickness: 2 mm (cutting thickness)
• Disc type: flat cutting disc for metal
• Intended material: stainless steel and similar corrosion‑resistant alloys
• Tool compatibility: angle grinders with matching diameter and arbor

How to use

Fit the disc to an angle grinder that supports 230 mm wheels and the correct arbor size. Ensure the grinder is switched off and disconnected from power when mounting the disc. Securely tighten the flange and guard, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and hand protection. Start the grinder and allow it to reach full speed before contacting the workpiece; use steady, controlled motion and avoid excessive force. Keep cutting passes straight to preserve disc life and reduce overheating; let the tool do the work and avoid twisting or jamming the disc in the cut.

Usage recommendations

Check the grinder’s maximum RPM and the disc’s rated speed before operation, use recommended PPE, and replace the disc if it shows any cracks, severe wear, or wobble. For best results on stainless steel, perform multiple light passes rather than one deep cut to reduce heat and discoloration.