Klingspor KS/SUPRA/A24R/S/GEK/230 x 6X22,23 /10pcs

The page itself shows few specifications. Therefore check in advance whether the size fits your machine and for which material and type of work you want to use the disc.

Size and bore of a 230x6 steel grinding disc

The diameter of 230 mm belongs to a large angle grinder, often referred to as a 230 mm grinder. The bore of 22.23 mm is a common size for this type of machine. Check the rating plate of your grinder for the maximum disc diameter and the permitted speed, and never use a disc that is not approved for it.

For which work do you use thick grinding discs

A thickness of 6 mm is intended for rough grinding: smoothing weld seams, removing burrs and edges and finishing steel. For cutting through profiles or tube, thin cut-off discs are generally more suitable. A thick disc is mainly used with the flat side against the workpiece, not for cutting.

Working safely with grinding discs

Always use a guard and safety glasses, and preferably wear hearing protection and gloves. Check the disc for cracks or damage before you start. Let a new disc run unloaded for half a minute first, and store the discs dry and flat.

Ordered per pack of 10 pieces

These discs are sold per 10 pieces, handy for anyone who grinds regularly in a workshop, construction or maintenance. Proffix also offers other tool accessories in the same category, so you can combine discs, drill bits and saw blades in one order.

Frequently asked questions

What does 230x6x22,23 mean for this grinding disc?

These are the dimensions: 230 mm diameter, 6 mm thickness and a bore of 22.23 mm.

How many discs are in a pack?

A pack contains 10 pieces, as stated in the product name.

Can I also cut through metal with this disc?

A disc of 6 mm is mainly intended for grinding. For cutting through, you usually choose a thin cut-off disc.

How do I know whether the disc fits my grinder?

Check the maximum disc diameter and the speed (rpm) on the machine and compare these with the size and bore of the disc.