RHODIUS RHOD XTK 8 125x0.8x22.23 Cutting Disc Braintools gold

Cutting thin-walled stainless steel profiles and sheets often leads to overheating, burr formation, and slow progress with standard discs. The RHODIUS RHOD XTK 8 cutting disc, with its 0.8 mm ultra-thin design and premium Braintools gold performance, solves these issues by delivering extremely fast, precise cuts with minimal thermal load and very low burr formation. This 125 mm disc is engineered for professionals who demand high efficiency and long tool life when working with stainless steel (INOX), steel, and non-ferrous metals.

Who is it for

This cutting disc is ideal for metalworkers, fabricators, and maintenance professionals who regularly cut thin-walled profiles, pipes, sheets, and rods. It is particularly suited for applications where clean, burr-free cuts and reduced workpiece discoloration are critical, such as in stainless steel fabrication and installation work.

Main features

• Ultra-thin 0.8 mm disc for fast, precise cutting with minimal material loss
• High-performance corundum abrasive with resinoid bonding for durability
• Hardness grade T and grain size A60T-BF optimized for stainless steel and steel
• Maximum peripheral speed of 80 m/s and rotational speed of 12,200 RPM for efficient cutting
• Braintools gold premium performance ensures long tool life and consistent results
• Complies with EN 12413 safety standard

Specifications

• Product type: Cutting disc
• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Disc thickness: 0.8 mm
• Bore diameter: 22.23 mm
• Disc shape: Flat (Type 41)
• Abrasive material: High-performance corundum (aluminium oxide)
• Bonding agent: Resinoid
• Hardness grade: T (Hard)
• Grain size: A60T-BF
• Max rotational speed: 12,200 RPM
• Max peripheral speed: 80 m/s
• Material suitability: Stainless steel (INOX), steel, non-ferrous metals
• Application: Thin-walled profiles, pipes, sheets, rods
• Safety standard: EN 12413

Tips

For best results, use this disc on angle grinders with a maximum speed of at least 12,200 RPM and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped. Apply light, consistent pressure and avoid tilting the disc to prevent breakage and extend disc life. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves.