Cutting Disc Norton Clipper A30S 400 x 4.0 x 25.4 mm T41 for Vulcan Fix80

Norton Clipper A30S cutting disc, 400 x 4.0 x 25.4 mm, T41 segment shape, is designed for cutting hard construction materials with Vulcan Fix80 machines. The disc uses an A30S abrasive formulation intended to deliver controlled cutting performance on concrete, brick, masonry and similar substrates. A 25.4 mm bore makes the disc compatible with standard arbor fittings on compatible saws and cutters.

Advantages

The A30S abrasive blend provides a balance between cutting speed and wheel life for intensive construction use. The T41 segmented rim improves cooling and debris clearing during cutting, reducing the chance of overheating on prolonged tasks. Built to Norton Clipper production standards, the disc offers dimensional stability and consistent performance when matched to the recommended machine type.

Suitable for

• Cutting reinforced and plain concrete
• Cutting brick and blockwork
• Trimming masonry and paving materials
• On-site and workshop cutting with Vulcan Fix80 and compatible machines

Key specifications

• Diameter: 400 mm
• Thickness: 4.0 mm
• Bore (arbor) diameter: 25.4 mm
• Segment shape: T41 (segmented rim)
• Abrasive formulation: A30S, for construction materials

How to use

Install the disc on the Vulcan Fix80 or a compatible machine following the machine manufacturer’s mounting instructions and ensuring the bore matches the arbor diameter. Verify the disc direction and secure fastening, wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, hearing and respiratory protection, and check the machine’s maximum permitted speed against the disc’s rated speed. Begin cutting with steady feed pressure; avoid forcing the disc to prevent excessive wear or kickback. Allow the segmented rim to cool between long cuts if heat buildup occurs.

Usage recommendations

Use the disc on materials specified (concrete, brick, masonry). For reinforced concrete, reduce feed rate and increase blade engagement gradually. Regularly inspect the disc for cracks, excessive wear or damage and replace if any structural defects are found. Store discs flat in a dry environment and avoid exposure to humidity or impacts.