FTK26

A reliable cutting disc for the cost-conscious professional. Iron and sulphur free.

• Long service life
• Comfortable cutting behaviour
• Easy cutting

Machine suitability:
For freehand use, the FTK26 cutting disc is suitable for angle grinders as well as high-frequency (HF) machines and air grinders in any performance class.

Material suitability:
The FTK26 has been designed especially for use on stainless steel (SST, Inox), e.g. 1.4031 (X5CrNi18-10 or 304), steel (carbon steel – also termed structural steel, St37, S235JR and 1.0037) and cast steels.

Structure and production:
The cutting disc contains high-quality corundum (aluminium oxide) and 2 full-coverage glass cloth layers. The minimum side load for the cutting disc as defined by EN 12413 and oSa is 40 N (50 N from a diameter of 150 mm). The expiry date (three years) is embossed in the disc hole ring. Consistently high quality is ensured by sophisticated in-process controls applied during manufacturing. To ensure a maximum level of safety, every thousandth disc is tested destructively.

Quality:
To help make work even more cost-effective (cost per cut), RHODIUS cutting discs with CERAMICON technology are recommended.

Applications:
The FTK26 offers an impressively aggressive cut during use, combined with smooth, vibration-free operation. This cutting disc helps to make work especially cost-effective. This quality tool from RHODIUS is especially suitable for cutting structural steel, tool steel, rustproof and acid-proofed steel, high-alloy steel, supports, sections and panels.

Dimensions:
With a disc width of 2.0 mm and 2.5 mm, the freehand cutting disc is available in diameters from 115 mm to 230 mm.

Industries:
This makes it the ideal tool for the many applications and challenges facing building fitters, as well as in plant and container construction, boiler and tank construction, structural steel engineering, pipeline construction and installation work.

Notice:
The RHODIUS cutting discs for stainless steel are iron- and sulphur-free. To avoid rusting, you should never change from normal steel back to stainless steel with the same disc.