Tomax Ceramic Thin Precision Cutting Disc 115x1.3x22 mm

⚙️ Tomax Ceramic Thin Precision Cutting Disc 115x1.3x22 mm;

The Tomax Ceramic Thin Precision Cutting Disc (115x1.3x22 mm) model is a high-performance abrasive disc designed for fast, clean, and low-heat cutting, especially in metal and stainless steel materials. Being much thinner (1.3 mm) than traditional cutting discs, it is ideal for professional applications requiring precision, minimal burr formation, and high speed.

User Information and Technical Specifications

This cutting disc is indispensable for professionals who prioritize material quality and speed:

Dimensions:

Diameter (115 mm): Compatible with standard, most commonly used small angle grinders.

Thickness (1.3 mm): Among the thinnest discs on the market. Its thin structure ensures minimum material loss (kerf) during cutting and minimizes heat generation by reducing disc friction against the material.

Bore Diameter (22 mm): Compatible with the spindle diameter of all standard 115 mm angle grinders.

Target Audience:

Stainless Steel Specialists: Welders and installers who want to make cuts in Inox and stainless profiles without compromising material properties.

Plumbing and Installation Specialists: Those looking for speed and cleanliness in precise pipe and profile cutting.

Automotive and Metalworking Specialists: Professionals who want to minimize burrs and deformation in materials such as thin sheet metal, profiles, and pipes.

Efficiency: The combination of the thin profile and ceramic abrasive allows the disc to penetrate the material more easily, shortening cutting time and reducing the machine's energy consumption.

Area of Use and Sectors Used

This disc particularly stands out in areas where clean and fast cutting is important for challenging metals:

Primary Areas of Use:

Stainless Steel (Inox) Cutting: High heat generation in Inox materials can cause discoloration and material degradation. This thin disc minimizes this risk thanks to low heat transfer.

Thin Profile and Pipe Cutting: Precise and burr-free cutting of metal furniture, railings, window frames, and pipelines.

Sheet Metal Cutting: Fast and deformation-free cutting of thin metal sheets and plates.

General Metal Cutting: Cuts requiring high speed and precision in iron, steel, and other alloyed metals.

Sectors Used:

Metal Processing and Welding Industry: Especially workshops working with stainless steel (Inox) and precision metals.

Plumbing and HVAC: Cutting pipelines, ventilation ducts, and fasteners.

Automotive and Bodywork: Cutting and modifying chassis, exhaust, and thin body parts.

Construction and Assembly: Metal construction and railing installations.

Material Properties and Structural Details

The disc's performance comes from the quality of the ceramic abrasive and bonding system used:

Abrasive Material (Ceramic Alumina): A sharper and more durable material than traditional brown aluminum oxide. Ceramic abrasives have a self-sharpening property (creating new sharp edges as blades break). This feature provides longer disc life, consistent cutting speed, and less heat generation.

Bonding System: A high-strength synthetic resin (Bakelite) bonding system is used to hold the abrasive particles together. This resin ensures the disc operates safely without disintegrating at high peripheral speeds (typically 80 m/s).

Reinforcement: Typically reinforced with a double layer of high-strength fiberglass mesh to increase disc strength and meet safety standards.

Maximum Speed: Designed to withstand high speeds of up to 13,300 revolutions per minute (RPM).