Tolsen Industrial Ultra Thin Diamond Slitting disc 115mm 22.2 0.8 76756

Tolsen Industrial Ultra Thin Diamond Slitting Disc 115mm 22.2 0.8 76756

MPN: 76756

Barcode: 6933528788676

Size: 115×22.2mm (4-1/2"×7/8")

Overview:

The Tolsen Industrial Ultra Thin Diamond Slitting Disc cuts brick, plaster, and tile on professional construction and renovation sites. At 115mm in diameter with a 1.2mm cutting width, it removes minimal material per pass. The 10mm segment width adds to a longer working life compared to narrower-segment alternatives.

The disc fits standard 4-1/2" angle grinders via the 22.2mm bore. The arbor also accommodates a 20mm reduction ring for compatible grinder spindles. This makes the disc practical across a range of tool brands and site conditions.

Industrial-grade diamond bond construction maintains consistent cutting across masonry surfaces. The disc holds its cutting edge across sustained, intensive workloads. It suits contractors and tradespeople working on both construction and refurbishment projects.

Key Features and Benefits

• Extended Segment Life: The 10mm segment width provides more cutting material, which reduces how often you need to change discs.
• Narrow Kerf: A 1.2mm cutting width minimises material waste and reduces resistance during each cut.
• Broad Material Compatibility: Cuts brick, plaster, and various tile types for construction and renovation work.
• Standard Angle Grinder Fit: The 22.2mm bore fits all common 4-1/2" angle grinders without adapters.
• Reduction Ring Compatible: A 20mm arbor reduction ring accommodates spindles where required.
• Industrial-Grade Build: Constructed for professional settings in which sustained cutting performance matters.
• Controlled Cutting Depth: The 115mm disc diameter suits hand-held angle grinder work with manageable cutting depth.
• Cleaner Cuts on Masonry: The ultrathin profile produces less chipping on brick and tile compared to thicker discs.
• Fewer Interruptions: The wider segment means fewer disc changes during multi-cut tasks on site.
• Compact for Tight Spaces: The 115mm (4-1/2") size suits work in confined areas on construction and renovation sites.

Specs & Attributes

• Disc Diameter: 115mm (4-1/2")
• Arbor Diameter: 22.2mm (7/8"), compatible with 20mm reduction ring
• Disc Thickness: 1.2mm
• Segment Width: 10mm
• Recommended Materials: Brick, Plaster, Tile

Typical Applications

• Cutting brick on construction sites and new builds
• Slitting plaster during wall removal or renovation work
• Scoring and cutting floor and wall tiles
• Masonry cutting for doorways, window openings, and block courses
• Creating service channels in plaster or masonry walls
• Trimming oversized masonry units to size on site

How to Use

• Mount the disc securely: Fit the disc onto the angle grinder spindle and tighten the locking nut firmly before switching on.

• Check grinder speed: Confirm the angle grinder's maximum RPM does not exceed the disc's rated speed before starting.

• Mark your cut line: Score a clear line on the material first, then guide the disc steadily along it.

• Apply consistent pressure: Let the disc do the cutting - avoid forcing it into the material or twisting it sideways.

• Allow the disc to cool: Take short breaks throughout extended cutting sessions to prevent heat build-up in the disc.

• Inspect before reuse: Check the disc for cracks or excessive wear after each session before continuing work.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What is the difference between a diamond slitting disc and an abrasive cutting disc?
  A diamond slitting disc uses industrial diamonds bonded to its segment to grind through hard materials. An abrasive disc uses bonded grit that wears away during cutting. Diamond discs typically last longer and cut harder materials - such as brick and masonry - more cleanly than abrasive alternatives.

• Can ultrathin diamond cutting discs be used wet and dry?
  Some ultrathin diamond discs support both wet and dry cutting. Check the markings on the disc before using water in any cut. Applying water to a dry-rated disc can cause damage or sudden failure.

• What signs indicate a diamond disc needs replacing?
  Replace the disc when the segment has worn down to the steel core, when vibration increases noticeably during use, or when cutting speed drops significantly. Remove a cracked or chipped disc from service immediately.

• Does a diamond disc need a specific angle grinder speed?
  Yes - always match your grinder's RPM to the disc's maximum rated speed. Running a disc above its rated speed risks disc failure and injury. The speed rating is printed or embossed on the disc itself.

• Why does segment width affect how long a diamond disc lasts?
  A wider segment contains more bonded diamond material. This gives the disc more cutting capacity before the diamond bond wears down to the steel core. A narrower segment wears through faster, particularly on harder or more abrasive materials.

Summary

The Tolsen Industrial Ultra Thin Diamond Slitting Disc suits brick, plaster, and tile cutting for professional tradespeople. It's 115mm diameter and 22.2mm bore fit standard angle grinders, and the 10mm segment width supports a longer service life. It is a practical power tool accessory for contractors working across construction and renovation projects.