Cutting Disc for Metal Techniflex 230×2.0 mm, 22.23 mm Bore, A36T Abrasive

Techniflex 230×2.0 mm cutting disc for metal is engineered for high-speed angle grinders to perform thin, precise cuts in steel and other ferrous metals. With a 230 mm diameter and 2.0 mm thickness, this disc minimises material loss while enabling fast sectional cutting. The 22.23 mm bore fits standard 9" grinders, and the A36T abrasive provides a balance of cutting speed and wheel life suitable for construction, metal fabrication, repair and maintenance work.

Advantages

The thin 2.0 mm profile reduces kerf width and waste, delivering more accurate cuts and less heat generation. A36T abrasive composition offers consistent cutting performance on a variety of ferrous metals while maintaining reasonable durability under continuous use. The disc’s standard 22.23 mm bore ensures compatibility with most common angle grinders, simplifying tool setup.

Suitable for

• Cutting mild and carbon steel
• On-site construction sectioning
• Metal fabrication and trimming
• Repair and maintenance of metal components
• Fast removal of metal stock where thin cuts are required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 230 mm
• Thickness: 2.0 mm
• Bore (arbor) size: 22.23 mm
• Abrasive grade: A36T
• Intended material: ferrous metals (steel)
• Tool compatibility: high-speed angle grinders (9" size)

How to use

Mount the cutting disc on a compatible angle grinder with a 22.23 mm arbor, following the grinder manufacturer’s instructions and using the correct flange and locking nut. Securely clamp the workpiece and position the grinder so the disc contacts the material at the intended cut line. Apply steady, even pressure without forcing the wheel; allow the abrasive to do the cutting. Maintain appropriate cutting speed and avoid side loads or twisting motions that can damage the disc. After use, allow the disc to cool before handling or storing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses or face shield, hearing protection, gloves and protective clothing. Ensure the grinder’s maximum RPM rating equals or exceeds the disc’s rated speed. Inspect the disc for cracks, chips or other damage before each use and discard any compromised wheels. For best results on thicker sections, make multiple shallow passes rather than forcing a single deep cut.