Cutting Disc / Grinding Wheel No name T-41, diameter 120 mm, bore 20 mm

No name T-41 cutting disc, 120 mm diameter with a 20 mm bore, is an abrasive wheel designed for material removal, light cutting and surface finishing. The T-41 profile is intended for controlled grinding and deburring operations on a range of metals and other rigid materials when fitted to handheld or bench-mounted tools with a 20 mm arbor. This disc is suitable where a compact 120 mm abrasive is required for accessible work areas or for tasks that demand moderate stock removal and edge shaping.

Advantages

The T-41 profile provides a balance between cutting and grinding capability, enabling both edge work and surface dressing without frequent tool changes. Its 120 mm diameter and 20 mm bore make it compatible with common small-angle grinders and bench grinders that accept a 20 mm arbor. The abrasive composition and wheel geometry deliver predictable material removal and a stable working rhythm for repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Surface grinding and smoothing of metal parts
• Deburring and edge finishing after cutting or machining
• Light cutting operations on thin sections
• General-purpose abrasive work on steel and non-ferrous metals
• Use on handheld angle grinders and small bench grinders with 20 mm arbor

Key specifications

• Disc type: T-41 abrasive cutting/grinding wheel
• Diameter: 120 mm
• Bore (arbor): 20 mm
• Intended use: material removal, surface grinding, deburring, light cutting
• Compatibility: handheld and bench-mounted tools accepting a 20 mm arbor

How to use

Mount the disc on a tool that accepts a 20 mm arbor, ensuring the grinder or bench tool is switched off and unplugged during installation. Secure the wheel with the correct flange and tightening torque specified by your tool manufacturer. Operate the tool at the rated speed for which the disc is designed, and apply light, steady pressure; avoid excessive force that can cause overheating or uneven wear. Maintain correct wheel orientation and keep the workpiece stable while moving the disc across the surface to achieve uniform material removal.

Usage recommendations

Always use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety goggles or face shield, gloves, hearing protection and respiratory protection if cutting produces dust. Inspect the wheel for cracks or damage before each use and do not operate if any defects are found. Follow the grinder manufacturer's safety instructions, respect the maximum operating speed of both tool and disc, and allow the wheel to reach full speed before contacting the workpiece.