Cutting Blade for Cast Iron with Carbide Grit MILWAUKEE 230 mm, set of 3

Cutting Blade for Cast Iron with Carbide Grit MILWAUKEE 230 mm, set of 3 is a set of three 230 mm diameter abrasive blades designed for cutting cast iron and similar hard materials. Manufactured by MILWAUKEE, these blades have a carbide grit cutting surface intended for use with compatible 230 mm angle grinders or circular saws used in metalworking, maintenance and repair tasks. The product is supplied as a set of three identical blades to reduce downtime for replacements during continuous work.

Advantages

The carbide grit surface provides consistent abrasive cutting performance on cast iron, reducing the need for frequent blade changes when compared with standard abrasive discs. A 230 mm diameter fits most professional and industrial angle grinders and saws designed for metal cutting, offering a balance between cutting depth and maneuverability. Supplied as a set of three, the pack offers cost-effective replacement and ensures project continuity. The construction is optimized for abrasive wear resistance and steady cutting action on brittle, abrasive metals.

Suitable for

• Cutting cast iron pipes, flanges and fittings
• Trimming and cutting ductile iron components
• Maintenance and repair work on heavy equipment and machinery
• On-site metal cutting where abrasive blades are preferred

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Cutting surface: carbide grit abrasive
• Pack quantity: 3 blades
• Intended material: cast iron and similar hard metals
• Compatible with: 230 mm angle grinders and circular saws for metal cutting

How to use

Fit the 230 mm blade to a compatible angle grinder or circular saw following the tool manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines. Ensure the spindle lock and mounting hardware are secure and that the blade rotation direction matches the tool's arrow marking. Hold the tool firmly, allow the blade to reach full speed, and make steady, controlled cuts without applying excessive lateral pressure. Replace the blade when cutting performance decreases or when the abrasive surface becomes worn.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, gloves, hearing protection and respiratory protection when cutting cast iron. Secure the workpiece and perform cuts in a well-ventilated area. Do not use the blades for cutting materials not specified by the manufacturer, and avoid side-loading or grinding on the blade edge to prevent premature damage.