Total TAC2101051 Abrasive Metal Cutting Disc 4" Ss
The Total TAC2101051 Abrasive Metal Cutting Disc is a 4" (105mm) thin cut-off wheel designed for fast, clean cutting on metal and stainless steel (inox). With a 1.0mm thickness and flat centre design, it supports efficient cutting performance for fabrication, maintenance, and general metalworking tasks.
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Key Benefits • Thin 1.0mm disc thickness supports faster cutting with reduced material loss • Designed for metal and stainless steel (inox) cutting applications • 4" (105mm) size fits compatible angle grinders • Flat centre design for stable disc seating during operation • Packed by label for straightforward identification and handling Product Overview The TAC2101051 is built for professional users who need a reliable cut-off disc for daily jobsite and workshop cutting tasks. Its thin profile helps improve cutting speed when working on steel sections, sheets, and stainless components, making it suitable for fabrication and installation work.
This cutting disc is intended for use with compatible 4" angle grinders and a 16mm bore size. Always use the correct guard and follow safe operating practices when cutting metal materials. Ideal Applications • Cutting steel bars, rods, and metal profiles • Cutting stainless steel (inox) sheets and sections • Workshop fabrication and on-site metal installation work • General maintenance metal cutting tasks Technical Specifications Brand Total Model TAC2101051 Product Type Abrasive Metal Cutting Disc (Cut-off Wheel) Disc Diameter 105 mm (4") Disc Thickness 1.
0 mm (3/64") Bore / Arbor Size 16 mm (5/8") Centre Type Flat centre Suitable For Metal and stainless steel (inox) Packing Packed by label What’s Included • 1 pc Total TAC2101051 Abrasive Metal Cutting Disc 4" (105mm) Learn more about our Warranty Policy or contact for professional assistance.
