Flat Cutting Disc Techniflex T1A 350×3.5×32 mm A24R for Metal and Stainless Steel

Techniflex flat cutting disc T1A 350×3.5×32 mm A24R is designed for high-speed abrasive cutting of metal and stainless steel. The 350 mm diameter and 3.5 mm thickness give a balance between cutting speed and stability, while the 32 mm central bore fits standard large-angle grinders. Abrasive grade A24R provides consistent cut rate and edge life for tasks in construction, metal fabrication and general workshop use.

Advantages

The disc delivers straight, efficient cuts with reduced vibration due to its optimized thickness and flat profile. Abrasive composition and grain size ensure predictable material removal on ferrous metals and stainless steel. The large 350 mm diameter enables deeper cuts and longer service intervals compared with smaller discs. The 32 mm bore conforms to common grinder dimensions for straightforward mounting.

Suitable for

• Cutting structural steel and metal profiles
• Separating stainless steel sheet and plate
• On-site construction cutting tasks
• Workshop metal fabrication and preparation

Key specifications

• Diameter: 350 mm
• Thickness: 3.5 mm
• Central bore: 32 mm
• Abrasive grade: A24R
• Intended materials: metal, stainless steel
• Disc shape: flat cutting wheel

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible angle grinder with a 32 mm arbor and secure according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Use appropriate guard and torque settings for a 350 mm disc. Position the grinder so the cutting line is reached with steady, even feed; avoid side pressure or twisting forces. Allow the abrasive to do the work at the recommended cutting speed and do not exceed the disc's rated RPM. Replace the disc if you observe cracks, excessive vibration, or loss of diameter beyond safe limits.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, hearing protection, gloves and suitable clothing. Ensure workpieces are properly clamped and free of contaminants such as paint or oil. For stainless steel, use light, steady feeds to reduce heat build-up and potential discoloration. Store discs flat in a dry area to prevent damage.