Name: Steel & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc 115 x 1.0 x 22.2mm
Brand: TORK CRAFT
SKU: ABR115S-6
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Steel & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc 115 x 1.0 x 22.2mm

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Cat No: ABR115S-6 661
SKU: ABR115S-6
UPC: 6009515817541

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Tork Craft Thin Steel & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc 115 x 1.0 x 22.2 mm

At a Glance: Thin 1.0 mm cutting disc for steel and stainless steel, featuring a 115 mm diameter, WA60 TBF abrasive specification and maximum operating speed of 13,300 rpm.

Get your metalworking projects moving with the Tork Craft ABR115S-6 Steel & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc. Its thin 1.0 mm profile provides a narrow cutting path, removing less material than a thicker cutting disc when properly guided. Manufactured from corundum abrasive and reinforced resin, this disc is suitable for cutting steel and stainless steel with a compatible 115 mm angle grinder. Use it to trim sheet, shorten tubing or prepare flat bar, profiles and brackets within your grinder&s cutting capacity. From fabrication and fitting to workshop repairs, it offers a practical cutting accessory for sizing metal components. Mark your cutting line, secure the workpiece and apply a steady feed, allowing the abrasive edge to work without forcing or twisting the disc.

Thin cutting profile with WA60 TBF abrasive specification

The ABR115S-6 combines a nominal 1.0 mm thickness with a reinforced resin construction and WA60 TBF specification. It is marked for steel and stainless steel, also known as INOX. Its slim profile is useful where a narrow cutting path matters. Use the disc edge for straight cuts and select a separate grinding or finishing accessory for surface work.

Product Highlights

Steel and stainless steel: Suitable for cutting both materials in fabrication and repair applications.
Thin 1.0 mm section: Produces a narrower cutting path than thicker cutting discs when used correctly.
115 mm diameter: Suitable for compatible angle grinders designed to accept this disc size.
Reinforced resin construction: Combines corundum abrasive with reinforcement for abrasive cutting.
WA60 TBF specification: Abrasive grade marked on the disc.
Marked operating limits: Maximum rotational speed of 13,300 rpm and peripheral speed of 80 m/s.

Compatibility

Angle grinders: Suitable for compatible 115 mm angle grinders that accept a 1.0 mm cutting disc.
Mounting bore: Listed as 22.2 mm nominal; the disc is marked 22.23 mm / 7/8 inch. Confirm compatibility with the grinder&s mounting system.
Workpiece materials: Steel and stainless steel sheet, tubing, bar and profiles within the grinder&s cutting capacity.
Guard and flanges: Requires the appropriate cutting guard and mounting flanges specified by the grinder manufacturer.
Speed rating: The grinder&s maximum rated speed must not exceed the disc&s maximum permitted speed of 13,300 rpm.

Features

Dual-material suitability: Designed for cutting steel and stainless steel.
Thin cutting section: Nominal thickness of 1.0 mm, with a listed manufacturing tolerance of ±0.2 mm.
Corundum abrasive: Aluminium oxide abrasive for cutting the specified metals.
Reinforced resin bond: Holds the abrasive grains within a reinforced disc structure.
WA60 TBF specification: Identifies the abrasive grade marked on this model.
Safety standard marking: EN 12413 marked on the disc.

Benefits

Narrow cutting path: The thin profile reduces material removal compared with a thicker cutting disc.
Versatile workshop use: One disc specification covers cutting tasks in steel and stainless steel.
Useful for fabrication: Trim and size suitable metal components before fitting or assembly.
Clear tool selection: Marked dimensions and speed limits help you match the disc to a compatible grinder.

Application

Cutting steel and stainless steel sheet or panels.
Trimming tubing and hollow metal sections.
Shortening flat bar, angle sections and suitable metal profiles.
Preparing brackets and components for fabrication or assembly.
Cutting suitable steel threaded rod and fasteners.
Trimming metal components during maintenance and repair work.

Extra Information

Thickness: The stated 1.0 mm thickness is nominal, with a listed manufacturing tolerance of ±0.2 mm.
Bore identification: The product listing uses 22.2 mm, while the disc marking states 22.23 mm. The disc is also marked 7/8 inch.
Cut allowance: Position the cutting path on the waste side of the mark and allow for the material removed.
Stainless steel work: Reserve a separate disc for stainless steel and use clean workholding equipment to help reduce contamination from previously cut mild steel.
Disc wear: The diameter decreases during use, reducing the available cutting depth.
Storage: Store discs dry and protected from impact, moisture and excessive heat. Check the condition and expiry marking before use.

Cutting use only: This thin disc must not be used for side grinding. Keep it aligned with the cut and avoid twisting, bending or lateral pressure.

Pro Tips

Mark before cutting: Use a clear cutting line and account for the cutting width when sizing components.
Support the workpiece: Clamp securely and arrange supports so the cut stays open without trapping the disc.
Keep the disc straight: Align it before entering the material. Stop completely before changing the cutting angle.
Use moderate pressure: Let the abrasive work at a steady feed rate. Excessive force can flex a thin disc and increase the risk of binding.
Separate stainless steel tools: Keep a dedicated disc and clean work area for stainless steel projects.
Finish separately: Let the component cool, then remove burrs and sharp edges with a suitable file or finishing accessory.

How to Use

Confirm that the workpiece is steel or stainless steel. Check that the grinder accepts the disc diameter, thickness and bore, and that its maximum rated speed does not exceed 13,300 rpm.
Switch off the grinder and disconnect the power supply or remove its battery before fitting the disc.
Inspect the disc for cracks, chips, distortion and an expired date marking. Mount an undamaged disc using the flanges and tightening procedure specified in the grinder manual.
Fit the appropriate cutting guard and auxiliary handle. Check that the disc is securely mounted and rotates freely without contacting the guard.
Mark and clamp the workpiece. Support it to prevent the cut closing on the disc, and clear people and combustible materials from the spark path.
Wear suitable protective equipment and hold the grinder with both hands. Run it briefly clear of the workpiece as instructed in the tool manual; stop if abnormal vibration or other problems occur.
Allow the disc to reach operating speed, then enter the cut with a steady feed. Maintain straight alignment and avoid twisting, side pressure or excessive force.
Withdraw from the completed cut, switch off and wait for the disc to stop fully before putting the grinder down. Disconnect the power before changing the disc or making adjustments.

Safety

Wear safety glasses, a face shield, hearing protection and suitable respiratory protection for the dust generated.
Wear suitable protective gloves and footwear. Secure loose clothing and long hair, and keep jewellery away from the tool.
Use the correct cutting guard and auxiliary handle, and hold the grinder firmly with both hands.
Never exceed the maximum speed marked on the disc: 13,300 rpm and 80 m/s.
Do not use a cracked, chipped, distorted or expired disc. Do not enlarge the bore or modify the disc.
Cut with the edge only. Never grind with the sides, twist the disc in the cut or apply lateral pressure.
Clamp and support the workpiece to prevent movement and pinching. Keep hands clear and position your body away from the plane of the rotating disc.
If the disc binds, switch off and hold the tool still until it stops completely. Resolve the cause before continuing; do not restart with the disc trapped in the cut.
Direct sparks away from people, combustible materials and vulnerable surfaces. Keep bystanders clear.
Do not introduce water or coolant unless both the disc and tool manufacturers explicitly approve that use.
Allow cut material to cool before handling and take care around sharp edges.
Wait for the disc to stop fully before putting the grinder down. Disconnect the power before changing accessories, making adjustments or leaving the tool unattended.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	Tork Craft
Cat No.	ABR115S-6
Product Type	Abrasive cutting disc for steel and stainless steel
Barcode	6009515817541
Disc Diameter	115 mm
Nominal Disc Thickness	1.0 mm
Listed Thickness Tolerance	±0.2 mm
Bore Diameter	22.23 mm marked on the disc; listed as 22.2 mm nominal
Abrasive Material	Corundum / aluminium oxide
Bond	Reinforced resin
Abrasive Specification	WA60 TBF
Maximum Operating Speed	13,300 rpm
Maximum Peripheral Speed	80 m/s
Suitable Materials	Steel and stainless steel / INOX
Compatible Tool	Suitable 115 mm angle grinder
Intended Operation	Cutting only
Safety Standard Marking	EN 12413
Packaging Type	Bulk

In the Box / Packaging

1 x Tork Craft ABR115S-6 Steel & Stainless Steel Cutting Disc, 115 x 1.0 x 22.2 mm, per unit ordered.

Supplier pack size: 10 discs. This is the supplier ordering pack quantity; each individual unit is one disc.

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