New diablo diamond metal cut off disc features.
Cast iron cutting disc.
A diamond reciprocating saw blade is used to cut through brick tile and cast iron.
Ideal for cutting rebar angle iron cast iron and steel bar.
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Binic abrasive produce cut off wheels for cast iron.
We have size from diameter 50mm 2 until diameter 230mm 9 and the thickness from 1mm to 7mm.
Cut off wheels for cast iron.
The blade is 8 inches long 3 4 inch wide and roughly 0 04 inches thick.
Thin cut off wheels with super long durability.
Traditionally joints in cast iron pipe are made with hubbed fittings in which the straight end of one pipe fits into the flared end or hub of a mating pipe.
Available in four different sizes.
For use on angle grinders with a max rpm of 13 280.
High speed cutting the wheels even for different material.
Thank you in advance.
I need to cut a cast iron soil stack pipe with the angle grinder.
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High quality bosch metal cutting angle grinder discs.
It also absorbs vibration so finished parts run quieter than those made of steel.
Gray cast iron machines faster with less wear on cutting tools than most types of steel.
It s often used for gears pulleys rollers and bushings.
Where can i buy one which is up to do job without having to fork out 30 40 quid.
4 1 2 in 5 in 6 in.
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An oversized diameter allows for finishing to your exact requirements.
The wheel s long lasting durability maximizes cutting even in extreme applications such as rebar angle iron cast iron and steel bar.
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Will a general metal cutting disc for steel inox do the job or do i need to buy a specific cast iron cutting disc.
Suitable for all 230mm 9 angle grinders.
The main reason to cut out a section of cast iron and splice in a plastic pipe is to replace a section of rusted pipe or to tap into an old drain pipe with a new connection.
