Cutting Disc for Metal Silver 125 x 2.5 x 22.2 mm (MPN 10114)

The Silver cutting disc for metal, 125 x 2.5 x 22.2 mm, is a thin abrasive wheel designed for use with angle grinders to cut steel and other ferrous materials. Its 125 mm diameter and 2.5 mm thickness enable precise, fast cuts with reduced material loss, while the 22.2 mm center hole fits most standard handheld grinders. The disc is intended for straight cutting applications in workshops, on construction sites, and in metal fabrication environments.

Advantages

The thin 2.5 mm profile provides accurate cutting lines and minimizes wasted material. Balanced construction reduces vibration during operation, improving cut quality and operator control. The disc’s abrasive composition is optimized for cutting hard metals, delivering efficient removal rates and consistent performance over multiple cuts. Compatibility with standard 22.2 mm arbors ensures easy mounting on a wide range of angle grinders.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel rods, bars and profiles
• Trimming metal sheets and plates
• On-site construction cutting tasks
• Workshop metal fabrication and repair

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thickness: 2.5 mm
• Center hole (bore) diameter: 22.2 mm
• Intended material: ferrous metals (steel and similar)
• Design: thin cutting disc for angle grinders

How to use

Fit the disc securely on the grinder spindle, making sure the center hole matches the tool’s arbor and that locking flanges are tightened according to the grinder manufacturer’s instructions. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and hand protection, and keep bystanders clear. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed for the disc and apply steady, controlled pressure to make straight cuts; avoid side loading or twisting the disc. Allow the disc to complete the cut without forcing excessive feed to preserve disc life.

Usage recommendations

Use the disc only for cutting ferrous metals and follow the grinder manufacturer’s maximum RPM limit. Replace the disc if it shows signs of cracking, excessive wear, or imbalance. Store discs flat in a dry location to prevent damage and contamination.