Cutting Disc Silver 125 mm D. Stoner (model 12150) for Angle Grinder, 125mm Diameter

The Silver 125 mm D. Stoner cutting disc (125 mm diameter) is designed for use with compatible angle grinders for cutting operations. It features a thin cutting profile intended for metal and general-purpose cutting tasks in workshops, construction sites and repair settings. The disc fits standard 125 mm grinders and is intended for straightforward cutting applications where a narrow kerf and reduced material wastage are required.

Advantages

The cutting disc offers a slim cross-section that enables precise cuts and reduces the load on the tool motor. Its construction is optimized for consistent cutting performance on a range of ferrous materials and general-purpose tasks. The 125 mm diameter provides a balance between maneuverability and cutting depth, making the disc suitable for confined spaces and standard cutting jobs.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal sheets and profiles
• On-site repair and maintenance work
• Workshop fabrication and trimming tasks
• Construction tasks requiring compact, portable cutting tools

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Thin cutting profile for reduced kerf
• Designed for angle grinders with 125 mm wheel capacity
• Intended use: metal and general-purpose cutting
• Suitable for manual handheld cutting operations

How to use

Mount the cutting disc on an angle grinder that supports 125 mm wheels, ensuring the arbor size and flange are compatible with the disc. Tighten the disc according to the grinder manufacturer’s instructions and inspect the disc for any visible damage before use. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed, apply steady pressure without forcing the disc, and make controlled passes through the material. Allow the disc to cool between extended cuts and replace it if wear or damage is detected.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Ensure workpieces are securely clamped and avoid side-loads or twisting forces on the disc. Follow the grinder and disc safety guidelines and replace the disc when the cutting performance decreases or visible damage appears.