Cutting/Grinding Disc Wolfmann 125 mm P200 (model 4TR3-125-200)

Wolfmann 125 mm grinding/cutting disc P200 (model 4TR3-125-200) is a fine-grit abrasive wheel designed for angle grinders and other compatible power tools that accept 125 mm discs. The P200 grit offers a smooth, fine-cut action for tasks that require delicate material removal, surface smoothing and finishing on hard surfaces such as ceramic, stone and tile. The disc is intended for light grinding and finishing rather than heavy stock removal.

Advantages

The P200 abrasive grain provides a consistent, fine finish and minimizes visible scratches compared to coarser discs. Its 125 mm size balances accessibility in tight areas with sufficient surface contact for efficient smoothing. The disc is compatible with common 125 mm angle grinders and offers predictable performance on hard, brittle materials, helping to reduce chipping when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Smoothing ceramic tiles after cutting
• Light grinding and surface preparation on stone and tile
• Finishing edges and removing small imperfections
• Fine sanding prior to adhesive or sealant application

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Grit size: P200 (fine)
• Intended tool type: angle grinder and compatible power tools accepting 125 mm discs
• Material suitability: ceramic, stone, tile and similar hard surfaces
• Primary use: light grinding, smoothing and finishing

How to use

Mount the disc on an angle grinder according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensure the guard and any flanges are properly fitted. Use appropriate rotation speed within the grinder’s rated range for 125 mm discs and apply light, even pressure—do not force the disc into the material. Move the grinder steadily across the work surface to achieve an even finish and avoid dwelling in one spot to reduce the risk of overheating or cracking brittle materials. Replace the disc if it shows excessive wear, glazing, or vibration during use.

Usage recommendations

Always wear eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection. Use suitable gloves and keep bystanders clear of the work area. For best results on ceramic or stone, test on a scrap piece to set speed and pressure, and work in short passes to avoid overheating the material.