Grinding Discs

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Sealey Depressed Centre Grinding Disc

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Faithfull Depressed Centre Metal Grinding Disc

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Bosch A30T BF Drepressed Centre Metal Grinding Disc

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Bosch Expert X Lock Depressed Centre Grinding Disc

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Faithfull Depressed Centre Stone Grinding Disc

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Bosch Standard Depressed Centre Metal Grinding Disc

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Draper DPC Depressed Centre Metal Grinding Disc

3 types from £1.95

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Bosch Depressed Centre 3 in 1 Cutting Grinding Finishing Disc

2 types from £2.49

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Makita A24 Metal Depressed Grinding Disc

3 types from £1.49

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Makita A24R Long Life Metal Depressed Grinding Disc

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Bosch WA46 BF Semi Flex Metal Grinding Disc

2 types £3.49

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Makita A27 Pro Metal Depressed Grinding Disc

4 types from £1.49

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Makita A36N Aluminium Grinding Disc

3 types from £2.49

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Stanley Depressed Centre Metal Grinding Disc

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Makita T27 WA36N Inox Grinding Disc

£3.49

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Marcrist CG750 Cut and Grind Diamond Blade

3 types from £50.95

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Makita 125mm Diamond Stone Concrete Grinding Wheel

£206.95

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Grinding Discs

Grinding Discs Information

Grinding discs are abrasive accessories for angle grinders which are used for grinding metal, eg when removing welding seams. They are available for all the common sizes of angle grinder, though 115mm grinding discs are the most numerous. The standard grinding disc looks much like an abrasive cutting disc but with a thicker construction.

Grinding Disc Safety:

Most grinding discs have use by dates and should be discarded after this date. Likewise any discs that are damaged should be thrown away (it is good practise to break them in half to prevent anyone else using them). Abrasive accessories are dangerous if they are run too fast so pay attention to the maximum RPM rating on the disc and ensure your machine does not exceed this.

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