Dronco Power Tool Accessories

Dronco Power Tool Accessories at Tooled-Up.com

Dronco Power Tool Accessories are abrasive consumables for cutting, grinding and finishing with an angle grinder. They cover metal cutting discs, grinding wheels, flap discs and diamond cutting discs for masonry, so one brand can supply most of the discs a grinder will use on a job.

Tooled-Up.com groups these products under Grinder Accessories, so you can go straight to discs sized for your machine. Each type has a different job. Thin cutting discs give fast, clean cuts. Grinding wheels and flap discs remove material and blend welds. Diamond discs cut hard mineral materials such as concrete, brick and stone.

Key Features of Dronco Power Tool Accessories

• Thin cutting profiles: slim metal cutting discs remove less material as they cut, so they cut faster, put less strain on the grinder and leave less heat and burring at the cut edge.
• Reinforced construction: fibre-reinforced discs add strength for site work and tougher jobs where a disc may flex or catch.
• Flap disc grain and grit options: overlapping abrasive flaps wear down progressively, exposing fresh grain. Coarse grits such as 40 handle heavy stock removal, while finer grits such as 120 are for blending and finishing.
• Depressed centre designs: the raised hub lets the disc sit flush against the work, which suits weld dressing and surface preparation.
• Diamond segments: segmented, continuous rim and turbo styles suit different materials. Segmented discs favour fast cutting in concrete, and continuous rims give a cleaner cut in tile.
• Marked maximum speeds: discs are marked with their maximum RPM and are made to EN 12413 standards, so you can check suitability against your grinder before fitting.

Who Uses Dronco Power Tool Accessories?

These accessories suit tradespeople and serious DIYers who use an angle grinder regularly:

• Metal fabricators and welders – cutting steel sections and dressing welds
• Builders and groundworkers – cutting concrete, brick and paving on site
• Vehicle technicians – trimming panels and exhaust sections
• Plumbers and heating engineers – cutting pipework and brackets
• Maintenance engineers – general cutting and grinding on plant and fixtures
• Shopfitters and fabricators – working with metal framing and fittings

Popular Dronco Power Tool Accessories

Cutting Discs

Available for angle grinders from 115mm up to 230mm, with options for steel and stainless steel. Thinner discs suit precise, quick cuts.

Grinding Wheels

Used for stock removal and edge work. Choose the type and grit that match the surface you are preparing.

Flap Discs

A good choice for weld blending and finishing, and for removing paint and rust. Coarse grits remove material quickly, and fine grits leave a smoother surface.

Diamond Cutting Discs

Made for masonry, concrete, stone and tile. Browse the Dronco selection at Tooled-Up.com to match the disc type to the material you are cutting.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right grit for a Dronco flap disc?

Use coarse grits (40-60) for heavy removal and weld grinding, medium grits (80-100) for general preparation and fine grits (120 and above) for finishing and blending. Start with the coarsest grit the job needs, then move finer if you want a smoother surface.

Can I use these discs on a 240v corded angle grinder?

Yes, provided the disc diameter fits your grinder and its maximum RPM rating is at least as high as your tool's no-load speed. This applies to 240v, cordless and air-powered grinders alike. Always check the disc markings and your grinder's guard and spindle size first.

Can I use a metal cutting disc to cut masonry?

No. Metal cutting discs are made for metal, and diamond discs are made for masonry, concrete and stone. Use the disc designed for the material you are cutting.

What safety equipment should I use with abrasive discs?

Follow HSE guidance: wear safety glasses or a face shield, hearing protection, gloves and a suitable dust mask, especially when cutting masonry. Keep the guard fitted, clamp the workpiece securely and avoid side loading thin cutting discs. Inspect each disc for cracks or chips before use.