Cutting Disc for Metal Norton Clipper T29 125 x 4.0 x 22.2 mm

Norton Clipper T29 cutting disc for metal, size 125 x 4.0 x 22.2 mm is an abrasive wheel designed for cutting a variety of ferrous materials. The T29 shape and 4.0 mm thickness provide a balance between cutting speed and stability, while the 22.2 mm mounting hole fits standard 125 mm angle grinders. The disc is developed for tasks that require straight, controlled cuts in steel profiles, metal pipes and sheet metal.

Advantages

The disc offers efficient abrasive performance on metal surfaces with a geometry that reduces vibration during cutting. Its 4.0 mm thickness enables steady cutting lines and moderate material removal without excessive heat buildup. Compatibility with 125 mm grinders and the standard center hole ensures secure attachment and straightforward replacement. The T29 shape improves operator visibility of the cutting line and supports consistent contact with the workpiece.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel profiles and beams
• Sectioning metal pipes and tubes
• Trimming and cutting sheet metal panels
• Workshop and construction site cutting tasks requiring abrasive discs

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Disc thickness: 4.0 mm
• Mounting hole diameter: 22.2 mm
• Shape/type: T29 (flat cutting disc)
• Intended material: metal (ferrous)

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible 125 mm angle grinder with a 22.2 mm arbor, following the tool manufacturer’s instructions for safe fitting and tightening. Ensure the grinder is disconnected from the power source while changing discs. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Position the workpiece securely and make steady, controlled passes; avoid excessive lateral pressure that could stress the disc. Allow the abrasive to cut at its own rate, maintaining a consistent feed to achieve a straight cut.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, match disc speed to the grinder’s rated RPM and replace the disc if it shows cracks, excessive wear, or damage. Use cutting discs in well-ventilated areas and consider coolant or intermittent cutting when working with thicker sections to minimize heat. Follow relevant safety standards for abrasive wheels and machine guarding.