قرص القص ماكيتا قياس (115mm) سماكة (3mm) بفتحة تثبيت (22MM) موديل (A83593)

Diameter: 115 mm. Thickness: 3.0 mm. Arbor bore: 22.23 mm. Abrasive grade: A30T. Built for durable metal cutting with reduced vibration and heat resistance to extend wheel life.

It's optimized for metals, including steel and aluminum, and is suitable for cutting, grinding, and deburring metal edges with clean, consistent results.

1) Ensure the tool is unplugged. 2) Inspect the wheel for cracks or damage. 3) Mount the wheel onto the 22.23 mm arbor with the inner flange oriented correctly. 4) Secure with the clamping nut and tighten firmly. 5) Reattach the guard. 6) Spin the wheel by hand to confirm it rotates freely before powering up.

Wear safety glasses or a face shield, hearing protection, cut-resistant gloves, and protective clothing. Ensure the grinder’s guard is in place and use a dust mask if cutting materials that create fine particles.

Operate at the tool’s rated speed without applying excessive pressure. Let the wheel do the cutting, avoid overheating, and pause during long cuts to prevent heat buildup. Use proper guards and keep the wheel clean and free from contaminants.

Typical uses include metal cutting of bars, pipes, and plates, deburring sharp edges, and light grinding tasks on metal surfaces in fabrication, maintenance, and DIY projects.

For quick comparisons, you can review similar 115 mm wheels on Fepy such as Makita A-83599 Cut-Off Wheel 115 x 3.0 x 22.23 mm (https://fepy.com/product/makita-a-83599-cut-off-wheel-115-x-3-0-x-22-23mm) and Bosch Metal Cut-Off Wheel 115 x 3.0 x 22.23 mm (https://fepy.com/product/bosch-metal-cut-off-wheel-115-x-3-0-x-22-23mm). These options offer comparable size and bore, with variations in grit and brand performance.

A 22.23 mm (approximately 7/8 inch) arbor bore is common for many 115 mm angle grinders. Ensure your grinder supports this bore size and that the wheel’s arbor matches your tool’s arbor before mounting.

Store in a dry, clean area away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep wheels in their packaging or in a rack to avoid drops or bending. Inspect before use and never mount or use cracked or damaged wheels.