Norton Ceramic Abrasive Disc Cutting Disc, 125 mm, Coarse Grade, 5 Grit

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RS Stock No.:
326-2188
Mfr. Part No.:
66252831463
Brand:
Norton
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Brand

Norton

Product Type

Abrasive Disc

Disc Diameter

125mm

Sub Type

Cutting Disc

Abrasive Material

Ceramic

Grit Size

5

Grade

Coarse

Standards/Approvals

No

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
FR

Norton Metal Cutting Disc


The Norton NorZon series metal cutting disc has 125mm diameter and has 2mm thickness. This disc is made from aluminium oxide that has abrasive properties. This disc has 22.23mm bore size and maximum safe speed of 12200rpm. It has excellent performance on Stainless Steel, alloy Steel and Cast Steels.

Warning:

Remember improper use of abrasive discs could lead to damage or personal injury; please refer to safety instructions supplied.

Features and Benefits


Easy and comfortable trimming

Higher productivity and reduced operating costs

Minimal vibrations for an easy and comfortable cutting

Optimized for demanding applications

Iron Free (<0.%), with low Sulphur and chlorine content

No workpiece contamination

Applications


Portable grinders

Stationary machines

Certifications


NFE75-220

DSA

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