different types of stripping/grinding/cleaning discs to use for Grinder

different types of stripping/grinding/cleaning discs to use for  Grinder 
different types of angle grinder wheels/disc/blades

different types of grinding discs/strippers

angle grinder wheel types 

cutting wheels for angle grinder

premium-grade wheels are constructed of high-quality material for metal, concrete, masonry, pipeline, asphalt and stainless steel cutting. Easy-to-read labels are incorporated into the manufacturing process and therefore remain intact throughout the life of the wheel. Carefully formulated Reinold bonds are applied to meet the unique specifications of each wheel and multiple layers of long, stranded fiberglass are woven to form an exceptionally strong reinforcement layer specific to the application. uses only superior virgin grains made to exacting specifications.

Grit Metal Cutting Abrasive Wheel
Designed for use with small angle grinder
Type 1A straight wheel for cutting
Used at a 90-degree angle
Designed for cutting only, no grinding
Aluminium oxide grain cuts high-tensile strength materials without excessive fracturing
Not to exceed 13,280 RPM



 Fibre sanding discs for angle grinders
 Abrasive Discs at Grainger

Fibre sanding discs for angle grinders

High material removal rate and long lifetime
Applications range from fine through to coarse material removal, deburring work and rust removal.

Materials:
Wood
Metal
Stainless steel
Aluminium
Cast iron
Sheet steel


Fibre sanding discs for angle grinders
Suitable for fine and coarse sanding, material removal, deburring and de-rusting, for different materials such as wood, paint, metal, stone
Fibre sanding discs for clamping on a rubber backing pad.

Materials:
Wood
Varnish
MetalStone


Fibre sanding discs for angle grinders
Suitable for fine and coarse sanding, material removal, deburring and de-rusting on steel, cast iron, sheet steel and stainless steel
Fibre sanding discs for clamping on a rubber backing pad.
Materials:
Aluminium
Cast iron
Inox
Alloyed steel
Structural steel
Sheet steel



Sanding pads for angle grinders, clamping system
High temperature resistance, 
low-vibration running, 
break-resistant.

Wire wheel for angle grinders and straight grinders – Knotted wire

Brushes for extreme use with high circumferential speeds. Range of applications: deburring, paint stripping, removing rust, deslagging, descaling and cleaning.

Materials:

• Steel
• Metal

Tapered brush for angle grinders and straight grinders – Knotted wire

Versatile use for heavy duty cleaning work. Ideal for working on hard-to-reach areas due to its conical shape. Cleaning plugboards. Range of applications: deburring, paint stripping, removing rust, deslagging, descaling and cleaning.

Materials:

• Steel
• Metal

Wire wheel for angle grinders and straight grinders – Knotted wire, stainless steel

Brush for extreme use with high circumferential speeds. Ideal for removing annealing colour on welded seams (stainless steel). Suitable for cleaning welded seams (stainless steel), cleaning non-ferrous metals, brass, copper and aluminium.

Materials:

• Non-ferrous metal
• Brass
• Copper
• Aluminium
• Stainless steel

Wire cup brush for angle grinders and straight grinders – Crimped wire, brass-coated

Same application as types with steel wire. Additional advantage is the corrosion protection provided by the brass-coated wire.

Materials:

• Metal
• Steel

Wire cup brush for angle grinders and straight grinders – Knotted wire, stainless steel

Aggressive tool for heavy duty cleaning work on smooth surfaces. Ideal for cleaning welded seams (stainless steel).

Materials:

• Non-ferrous metal
• Brass
• Copper
• Aluminium
• Stainless steel

Wire cup brush for angle grinders and straight grinders – Crimped wire, stainless steel

Ideal for removing annealing colour on welded seams (stainless steel). Suitable for cleaning welded seams (stainless steel), cleaning non-ferrous metals, brass, copper and aluminium.

Materials:

• Non-ferrous metal
• Brass
• Copper
• Aluminium
• Stainless steel

Wire cup brush for angle grinders and straight grinders – Knotted wire

Aggressive tool for heavy duty cleaning work on smooth surfaces.

Materials:

• Metal
• Steel

Wire cup brush for angle grinders and straight grinders – Crimped wire

Brushes for a wide range of applications. Ideal for medium duty work on surfaces, e.g. removing coatings, derusting, cleaning formwork boards and facings, deburring, descaling, roughing, matt sanding.

Materials:

• Metal
• Steel

Sets of grinding discs for metal

For use with hand-held angle grinders. With max. 80 m/s circumferential speed (depending on max. speed and disc diameter).

Sets of cutting discs with depressed centre, stone

For use with hand-held angle grinders. With max. 80 m/s circumferential speed (depending on max. speed and disc diameter).

Sets of cutting discs with depressed centre, metal

For use with hand-held angle grinders. With max. 80 m/s circumferential speed (depending on max. speed and disc diameter).

2-in-1 disc, cutting and grinding disc, metal and inox

Cutting, grinding and finishing with one disc

Flap discs for angle grinders, Top quality

Flap discs combine aggressive sanding with smooth, low-vibration operation. Your advantages: high material removal rate, high surface quality, smooth polish with considerably less noise in comparison to roughing or fibre sanding discs. The extensive range offers discs in a straight version with glass-fibre and plastic backing plates, as well as bomb-shaped discs.

Materials:

• Stainless steel
• Steel
• Cast iron
• Sheet steel

Flap discs for angle grinders, standard quality

Flap discs combine aggressive sanding with smooth, low-vibration operation. Your advantages: high material removal rate, high surface quality, smooth polish with considerably less noise in comparison to roughing or fibre sanding discs. The extensive range offers discs in a straight version with glass-fibre and plastic backing plates, as well as bomb-shaped discs.

Materials:

• Steel
• Wood
• Cast iron
• Sheet steel

Rubber sanding pads for angle grinders, Velcro-type backing

High temperature resistance, excellent running smoothness. Break-resistant

Paper sanding sheets for angle grinders and Velcro-type fastening system
For backing pads with Velcro-type fastening system
Particularly suitable for sanding all types of wood, chipboard, construction boards and metal.
Materials:
All types of 
wood
Chipboard
Construction boards
Metal

Aluminum Oxide Polishing Discs for Angle Grinder

Material Aluminum oxide, Zirconia oxide, Silicon carbide, Non-woven Application Polishing wood, metal, stainless steel, etc Certificate EN12413 Advantage Fast polishing, Higher abrasive -resistance

Application

diamond tools, appropriate for cutting, drilling, polishing and grinding in a wide variety of construction materials. In order to avoid problems, we should choosing the right products and machines, doing periodic maintenance of equipments and operating strictly according to the usage instructions.

Abrasive Grinding Discs

Four grits are offered for different coating removal applications:

• 8 Grit Rough, aggressive removal of heavy coatings
• 16 Grit Heavy-duty removal of mastic, epoxy and urethane coatings
• 24 Grit Light-duty for light coating removal
• 36 Grit Light scuffing & cleaning with minimal removal

How to Select the right disc for your angle grinder or cut-off tool

Angle grinders (or cut-off tools) are great for all sorts of major construction and repair projects. One of the reasons for this is that you can put all types of discs on them for different jobs. This video tell you all about the different types of discs and which ones you should use for different kinds of jobs.

Which Angle Grinder Disc Works Best For What Job?

As the name suggests, an angle grinder is a tool mainly used for grinding surfaces or parts. This type of grinder can also be used for cutting and polishing purposes. A wide variety of these tools exist, ranging from small hand-held grinders to large grinders used for commercial activities. All different types of angle grinders have different purposes, such as specifically for cutting glass. Therefore, it is necessary to ascertain what kind of angle grinder disc shall meet your requirements. Keep in mind factors such as size, power, safety and speed before investing in an angle grinder disc. The following section will discuss in great detail what sort of angle grinder disc is the best option for a specific job.

Grit Discs砂盘

Grit discs are among the cheapest available options in terms of an angle grinder. Such discs are relatively thinner (around 6 mm) compared to other grinding discs. They are mainly used to cut substances such as stone and metal. Grit discs can also be used for grinding both metal and stone.

There are a number of advantages grit discs have over the other kinds. They are able to cut at a relatively quick speed. A grit disc grinder is not a heavy item, and it can be easily held when working up on a ladder, for instance.

Diamond Discs金刚砂轮

Diamond discs are far more superior than the one mentioned above. They are mainly used for the same purposes of cutting and grinding, but they do so much quicker than grit discs. In terms of cost, diamond discs have now become much more affordable, and even the most basic diamond disc will last longer than the grit disc. Diamond discs are also proven to be safer to use given that there exist very slim chances for the steel disc to fall off.

Wire Wheel钢丝轮

The above discs were mainly used for the purpose of grinding and cutting, but the wire wheel disc is used for polishing and removing rust and paint. Therefore, if you need to metallic rusting and paint off any object, a wire wheel disc is your best shot. Ensure that the object it is used on is hard enough, or the wire wheel to break the object.
Even within wire wheels, there are many different types. The most effective one is the twisted wire wheel, and the least effective is the cup brush type, which you should avoid.

Wood Discs木盘

As the name implies, these discs are used to cut wood. However, picking a disc that only cuts wood tends will greatly reduce its usefulness. So it is best to buy a wooden disc that is also capable of cutting steel if a nail comes in the

wood. There are many different types of wooden discs that exist in the market, but the more popular one is known as arbortech which is very efficient in cutting wood.

Using an Angle Grinder and Choosing the Correct Discs for Your DIY Job

Summary: Advice on using an Angle Grinder for a variety of tasks including cutting, grinding and polishing stone or metal using the proper safety equipment. How to chose the correct angle grinder for your DIY job and which discs to use in your angle grinder.

An angle grinder, also called a side grinder, is a power tool which is hand held and used for grinding, cutting and polishing surfaces.

This power tool is designed for basic use either cutting through materials or grinding, more used for straight cutting but can be used for curves when one has more experience with the power tool. Curves are simply cut in a series of short, straight lines and then ground off.

The majority of models sold come with a basic on / off push slide switch, so the disc will power up immediately. Respect should be given to this action and the power tool held with a firm grip. As with all power tools, eye and hand protection should be worn at all times. There will be a lot of debris and sparks if working on metal from this power tool even with the guard in place.

All grinders come with a guard which protects the user from debris thrown out by the disc which is normally sent in a direction away from the user. This guard can be moved to allow use of the grinder in awkward working positions.

Discs are purpose made for either cutting or grinding. Do not attempt to cut with a grinding disc or grind with a cutting disc. Discs are labeled either "Stone" or "Metal". The material you cut should be only cut with the disc labeled for that material. Stone cutting disc will actually cut metal but they will tend to tear up and the flying debris can cause a great deal of harm. Always grind and cut with the open section of the blade facing away from you.

The locking nut of a grinder will always tighten in the direction which will not allow it to come undone when the grinder is in motion. Grinders also have a disc locking button which allows you to lock the turning action of the wheel while you undo and tighten the blade.

The most important factor when choosing which Angle Grinder to purchase is the depth or size of material to cut / grind. This will direct you to which size and kind of disc you will need to complete your task.

There are many different types of discs for different jobs:

1. Cut-off discs (diamond disc)
2. Abrasive discs
3. Grinding stone discs
4. Sanding discs
5. Wire brush
6. Polishing pads

金刚石盘

研磨盘

研磨石盘

砂纸

钢丝刷

抛光垫

Discs vary considerably in quality and the best indicator is usually price. Cheaper discs (both grinding and cutting discs) will wear out considerably more quickly than expensive discs.

Angle Grinders come in varying sizes, small, general, light and large. You can also buy them in either petrol or electric versions. They can vary in cost from £30 - £500 depending on your job needs.

The most common size used for DIY needs would be a 115mm Angle Grinder (the 115mm being the size of the disc). These range from £30-£100.