Cutting disc | Metal | Gold-Line
Gold Line thin cutting disc for stainless steel is intended for cutting stainless steel materials where high precision and efficient material removal are required. The cutting disc features a patented helicoidal pattern on both sides that reduces friction and heat generation during cutting. This contributes to faster cuts, reduced load on the tool, and a long service life. The thin disc design also allows for low material loss and clean cut surfaces when processing stainless steel materials.
APPLICATION AREA
The product is used in metalworking, industry, workshops, construction, and marine installations. It is intended for cutting stainless steel profiles, pipes, sheet metal, and other components where high cut quality, efficient cutting, and limited heat impact are key requirements.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Product type: Cutting disc
- Product family: Thin cutting disc
- Design: For stainless steel (INOX)
- Technology: Patented helicoidal pattern on both sides
- Application: Cutting of stainless steel
- Tool type: Angle grinder
- Environment: Indoor / Outdoor
- Delivery unit: Piece
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
What is the advantage of the helicoidal pattern?
The helicoidal pattern reduces friction between the cutting disc and the material during cutting. This contributes to lower heat generation, faster cutting, and a longer service life for the cutting disc.
Can the cutting disc be used for stainless steel?
Yes, the cutting disc is developed for cutting stainless steel and is adapted for applications where clean cuts and limited heat impact are important.
Why is a thin cutting disc used?
A thin cutting disc provides lower cutting resistance, faster cutting, and less material loss compared to thicker cutting discs.
Can the cutting disc be used on pipes and profiles?
Yes, the cutting disc is suitable for cutting stainless steel pipes, profiles, and sheet metal where high precision and good cut quality are sought.
Why is low heat generation important when cutting stainless steel?
Reduced heat generation minimizes the risk of discoloration and unwanted heat impact on the material, which contributes to a cleaner and more controlled cutting result.