MAMMOOTH Disc 125mm 25pcs M.CI41.A60RBF.125.1/B

High hardness electrocorundum abrasive discs (T), resin bond reinforced mechanically, commonly used for processing various materials.

Dedicated for general use from individual customers to a wide range of craftsmen such as: automotive workshops, painting, construction.

The disc stands out for its good price-to-quality ratio, bringing tangible reduction in cutting operation costs.

Usage:

For cutting in hand grinders

Recommended for cutting:
Stainless steel (inox)
Metal,
Steel,

Cast iron,

Characteristics:

Abrasive material: Electrocorundum
Grit: 60
Bond: Resin - mechanically reinforced
Hardness: R

Structure: 6

Form: Flat

Dimensions: D x T x H (mm): 125 x 1.0 x 22

Made in Poland  
The manufacturer ensures quality and product consistency according to ISO 9001 standards

Usage rules:

Before starting work, read the instructions for the device in which the disc will be mounted.

Grinding wheels should be mounted in machines designed for this purpose using the clamping flanges provided with the device.

Do not make any changes.
During the mounting of grinding wheels, do not use excessive force and check the cleanliness of the flanges thoroughly.

Before starting cutting, put on and tighten the grinding wheel guard properly so that in case of damage, it effectively stops fragments of the broken grinding wheel.

Check whether the angle grinder is working correctly and whether its speed does not exceed the working speed indicated on the grinding wheel.  

General rule for transport and storage

The storage and transport of abrasive tools are closely related to work safety and require appropriate conditions.

Abrasive tools should be properly packed to prevent mechanical damage during transport and to protect against atmospheric factors.
Upon receiving each batch of goods, check the condition of the packaging. If it is damaged, notify the supplier and prepare an appropriate report.

Abrasive tools should be stored in rooms with appropriate relative air humidity (about 40-60%) and at a constant temperature of 15-20 ̊C.

Safety symbols that may be placed on the disc: