A 14-inch steel disc for a cut-off saw, commonly referred to as a cut-off wheel or abrasive disc, is a consumable tool designed for cutting through various metals, including steel. These discs are essential for tasks such as cutting rebar, angle iron, tubing, and other metal components.

Design: Typically 14 inches in diameter with a thickness of 1/8 inch (approximately 3.2 mm). Standard arbor size of 1 inch (25.4 mm) to fit most chop saws. Double-reinforced construction enhances strength and durability, allowing for higher cutting speeds and longer service life. Manufactured with a blend of aluminum oxide or silicon carbide abrasives, providing efficient cutting performance.
Applications:
- Metal Cutting: Ideal for cutting steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and aluminum in construction, fabrication, and maintenance projects.
- Pipe and Rebar Cutting: Efficient for cutting through pipes, rebar, and other metal rods commonly used in construction and infrastructure projects.
- General Purpose Metalworking: Suitable for various metalworking tasks requiring precise and clean cuts.
Materials: Aluminum oxide or silicon carbide, selected for their hardness and effectiveness in cutting metals. Resins and other bonding materials that hold the abrasive grains together, ensuring structural integrity during operation. Fiberglass mesh or other materials embedded within the disc to provide additional strength and prevent breakage under stress.

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