Tork Craft Grinding Disc For Steel 180 X 8.0 X 22.2Mm Steel S/Steel Concret Multi

Description

Tork Craft Grinding Disc — Steel, 180 × 8.0 × 22.23 mm

Built for tough fabrication work, the Tork Craft ABRG180 is a heavy-duty Type 27 grinding wheel for steel (and suitable grades of stainless). The larger 180 mm diameter covers more area per pass, while the 8.0 mm thickness and reinforced bond deliver stable, controlled grinding on welds, bevels and edges. Standard 22.23 mm bore fits common 7" angle grinders.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	Tork Craft
Model / Cat No.	ABRG180
Disc Type	Grinding wheel (Type 27, depressed centre)
Diameter	180 mm (7")
Thickness	8.0 mm
Bore / Arbor	22.23 mm (7/8")
Material Suitability	Steel / mild steel; suitable for some stainless applications
Max Peripheral Speed	80 m/s (typical)
Max RPM (Ø180)	≈ 8 500 rpm
Standards	EN 12413 (bonded abrasives)
Pack Quantity	Single disc (check listing for multi-packs)
Tool Compatibility	180 mm angle grinders with guard
Typical Applications	Weld grinding, beveling, edge clean-up, scale removal

Features

• Heavy-duty 8.0 mm wheel for smoother, chatter-free grinding.
• 180 mm diameter for higher productivity and longer reach.
• 22.23 mm arbor suits most 180 mm angle grinders.
• Reinforced bonded abrasive tracks straight and lasts longer.
• Optimised for steel fabrication, maintenance and site work.

Benefits

• Stable control: thicker wheel resists deflection for cleaner bevels.
• Lower rework: consistent grind marks that blend predictably.
• Cost-effective: durable bond for extended service life.

Extra Information

• Use for grinding and beveling; not intended for thin cut-off operations.
• Maintain a steady angle and moderate pressure—let the wheel do the work.
• Confirm the grinder’s no-load RPM does not exceed the disc rating.

Safety

• Operate only with the grinder’s guard fitted.
• Wear eye, face, hearing and hand protection.
• Inspect for cracks or damage before use; discard compromised wheels.
• Spin up at no-load briefly after mounting to verify balance.
• Avoid twisting or side-loading; maintain a steady approach angle.