Cutting & Grinding Discs

Type 42 DPC Cutting High quality depressed centre cutting discs that offer professional performance and assure operator safety. For use with all portable grinders. Manufactured to European safety standards. Type 42 cutting discs not to be used for grinding. Supplied in packs of 10 discs.

Type 27 DPC Grinding High quality depressed centre grinding discs that offer professional performance and assure operator safety. For use with all portable grinders. Manufactured to European safety standards. Type 27

Type 41 Flat Reinforced Cutting For use with all portable angle grinders. 180mm to 230mm discs can also be used on circular saws, and 300 to 350mm discs are for use with chop saws/cut-off machines, subject to bore compatibility. Not to be used for wet cutting. Inox Cut-Off Discs For stainless steel (iron, chlorine and sulphur-free). All Kennedy Depressed Centre and Flat Reinforced Cutting Wheels now carry the "oSa" (The Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives) mark of approval. "oSa" is an association of the world's leading abrasives manufacturers. In France, it is mandatory to use only oSa-certified rough grinding wheels and cutting wheels. Similarly in Germany and Italy, it is strongly recommended that abrasive products conform to the relevant EN standards. "oSa" marked products are guaranteed to meet or exceed the highest worldwide safety standards, including those of the Comite Europeen de Normalisation (CEN), the European standards body that issues EN standards, and of ANSI in the USA.

Type 41 Flat Reinforced Cutting For use with all portable angle grinders. 180mm to 230mm discs can also be used on circular saws, and 300 to 350mm discs are for use with chop saws/cut-off machines, subject to bore compatibility. Not to be used for wet cutting. Grade A24/A36 - For general-purpose cutting on metals. Grade C24 - For general-purpose cutting on stone. Depressed Centre & Flat Reinforced Cutting & Grinding Discs All Kennedy Depressed Centre and Flat Reinforced Cutting Wheels now carry the “oSa” (The Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives) mark of approval. “oSa” is an association of the world’s leading abrasives manufacturers. In France, it is mandatory to use only oSa-certified rough grinding wheels and cutting wheels. Similarly in Germany and Italy, it is strongly recommended that abrasive products conform to the relevant EN standards. “oSa” marked products are guaranteed to meet or exceed the highest worldwide safety standards, including those of the Comite Europeen de Normalisation (CEN), the European standards body that issues EN standards, and of ANSI in the USA.

Type 42 Depressed Centre Cutting For use with all portable grinders/cut-off machines. Not to be used for ‘free hand’ cutting and importantly not to be used for grinding. Grade A24/A46 - For general purpose cutting on metals. Depressed Centre & Flat Reinforced Cutting & Grinding Discs All Kennedy Depressed Centre and Flat Reinforced Cutting Wheels now carry the “oSa” (The Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives) mark of approval. “oSa” is an association of the world’s leading abrasives manufacturers. In France, it is mandatory to use only oSa-certified rough grinding wheels and cutting wheels. Similarly in Germany and Italy, it is strongly recommended that abrasive products conform to the relevant EN standards. “oSa” marked products are guaranteed to meet or exceed the highest worldwide safety standards, including those of the Comite Europeen de Normalisation (CEN), the European standards body that issues EN standards, and of ANSI in the USA.

Type 27 Depressed Centre Grinding For use with all portable angle grinders. Not to be used for ‘free hand’ or wet grinding. Optimum angle for use 25 to 35°. Grade A30/AS30 - For general-purpose use on metals. INOX - For use on stainless steel (iron, chlorine and sulphur free). Depressed Centre & Flat Reinforced Cutting & Grinding Discs All Kennedy Depressed Centre and Flat Reinforced Cutting Wheels now carry the “oSa” (The Organisation for the Safety of Abrasives) mark of approval. “oSa” is an association of the world’s leading abrasives manufacturers. In France, it is mandatory to use only oSa-certified rough grinding wheels and cutting wheels. Similarly in Germany and Italy, it is strongly recommended that abrasive products conform to the relevant EN standards. “oSa” marked products are guaranteed to meet or exceed the highest worldwide safety standards, including those of the Comite Europeen de Normalisation (CEN), the European standards body that issues EN standards, and of ANSI in the USA.

Type 41 - Flat Reinforced Cutting Flat reinforced cutting discs for use with portable angle grinders. 180mm and 230mm discs can also be used on circular saws. Not to be used for wet cutting. For stainless steel (iron, chlorine and sulphur-free). EN 12413.

Grade A30 - For general-purpose use on metals. Grade C24 - For use on stone and non-ferrous materials. Grade R30 - For use on stainless steel. Grade X24 - Special, for use on cast iron. Type 42 Depressed Centre Cutting Discs. Manufactured to assure operator safety and optimum performance. For use with all portable grinders/cut-off machines. Not to be used for 'free hand' cutting and importantly not to be used for grinding.

Grade A30 - For general-purpose use on metals. Grade C24 - For use on stone and non-ferrous materials. Grade R30 - For use on stainless steel. Grade X24 - Special, for use on cast iron. Type 41 Flat Reinforced Cutting Discs. Manufactured to assure operator safety and optimum performance. For use with all portable angle grinders. 180mm to 230mm discs can also be used on circular saws and 300 to 350mm discs are for use with chop saws/cut-off machines, subject to bore compatibility. Not to be used for wet cutting.

Grade A30 - For general-purpose use on metals. Grade C24 - For use on stone and non-ferrous materials. Grade R30 - For use on stainless steel. Grade X24 - Special, for use on cast iron. Type 27 Depressed Centre Grinding Discs. Manufactured to assure operator safety and optimum performance. For use with all portable angle grinders. Not to be used for 'free hand' or wet grinding. Optimum angle for use 25 to 35°.