Cutting Disc with Tungsten Carbide for Proxxon LHW and LHW/A – PR28559

Replacement cutting disc fitted with tungsten carbide teeth, designed for use with Proxxon LHW and LHW/A rotary tools. The Cutting Disc with Tungsten Carbide for Proxxon LHW and LHW/A – PR28559 is intended for precision trimming, shaping and cutting of wood, plastics, composites and soft metals where controlled, repeatable cuts are required. It delivers hard-wearing cutting edges that maintain shape under moderate workshop and hobby use.

Advantages

The disc combines tungsten carbide teeth with a compact format to provide long-lasting cutting performance and consistent results. Its construction reduces wear compared with standard abrasive wheels and supports fine, accurate cutting lines. Compatibility with Proxxon LHW and LHW/A ensures secure mounting and stable operation at recommended rotational speeds.

Suitable for

• Precision trimming and shaping of wooden model parts
• Cutting and trimming of plastic and acrylic components
• Working with composite materials and laminates
• Light-duty cutting of soft metals such as brass or aluminum
• Detailed hobby, model-making and workshop tasks requiring controlled cuts

Key specifications

• Cutting teeth material: tungsten carbide
• Compatibility: Proxxon LHW and LHW/A rotary tools
• Intended materials: wood, plastics, composites, soft metals
• Design purpose: precision trimming, shaping and cutting
• Durability: hard-wearing teeth for extended use compared with standard abrasive discs

How to use

Fit the cutting disc according to the Proxxon tool instructions, ensuring the tool is disconnected from power before changing accessories. Tighten the mount securely and verify correct alignment. Operate the tool at the manufacturer-recommended speeds for the LHW or LHW/A and apply light, steady feed pressure; avoid forcing the disc through the workpiece. For best results, make multiple shallow passes rather than a single deep cut and allow the cutter to do the work to minimise chipping or binding.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and a dust mask, and secure small workpieces with clamps or a vice. Inspect the disc for damage before each use and replace if teeth are chipped or the mounting is compromised. Store in a dry place away from corrosive substances to preserve the carbide teeth.