Angle grinder accessory Proline 44412 — cutting/grinding disc Ø 12.5 cm, 1 pc

Proline 44412 is a single-pack cutting and grinding disc for handheld angle grinders with a 125 mm (12.5 cm) diameter. The disc is designed in a convex T27 profile for access to narrow grooves and angled surfaces and is intended for cutting and grinding metal and other materials compatible with this abrasive type. As a replaceable consumable, it fits compact angle grinders that accept 125 mm accessories and is suitable for workshop, repair and light fabrication tasks.

Advantages

The convex T27 shape provides improved edge contact for controlled material removal and easier access to recessed areas compared with flat discs. The 125 mm diameter offers a balance between cutting depth and maneuverability on compact grinders. Supplied as a single unit, the disc is convenient for occasional repairs or as a spare part without requiring a bulk purchase. The product is compatible with standard 125 mm mounting and follows common abrasive disc dimensions for straightforward replacement.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal sheets and rods
• Grinding weld seams and removing burrs
• Shaping and deburring in fabrication work
• Repair and maintenance on machinery and metal structures

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm (12.5 cm)
• Profile: convex (T27)
• Primary use: cutting and grinding metal
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Designed for handheld angle grinders that accept 125 mm discs

How to use

Attach the disc to a compatible 125 mm angle grinder following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the grinder is switched off and disconnected from power before fitting. Use the appropriate flanges and secure the disc firmly but without over-tightening. When cutting or grinding, hold the grinder with both hands, maintain steady movement and avoid excessive pressure; let the abrasive do the work. Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves, hearing protection and dust mask. Inspect the disc before use for cracks, chips or other damage and do not use if compromised.

Usage recommendations

Allow the disc to reach full speed before contact with the workpiece, keep a consistent angle to avoid uneven wear, and replace the disc when performance decreases or signs of damage appear. For optimal results on metal, use controlled passes rather than prolonged single-point contact to reduce heat build-up and extend disc life.