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Abrasives · EN 12413

GRINDING DISC

King Tiger Grinding Disc — Depressed-centre grinding disc (EN 12413)

Product standards referenced below — certification documentation available on request.
AWS A5.1EN 12413EN 13236ISO 9001:2015DNV·GLAARSGS · RoHS · CEAWS A5.1EN 12413EN 13236ISO 9001:2015DNV·GLAARSGS · RoHS · CE
Type 27 depressed-centre · 6.0 mm80 m/s max peripheral speedEN 12413 · CE · RoHS · SGS

Depressed-centre grinding wheels for rough grinding, weld dressing, bevelling, deburring and surface preparation on metal. Built for material removal — not for deep cutting (use a cutting disc for that).

Abrasives — Cutting, grinding & diamond discs

Sizes & ordering

SKUSizePrice
KT-GRIND-44″ · 100mm$8.25 /box of 25

Applications

  • Weld dressing and seam cleaning
  • Edge bevelling before welding
  • Deburring after cutting or casting
  • Stainless and cast-iron grinding
  • Aluminium and mild-steel structures
Notes & safetyType 27 depressed-centre · 6.0 mm · 80 m/s max. Store flat in a dry place. Keep a correct grinding angle and never exceed the marked speed.

Combos — order together

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Frequently asked questions

What is a Type 27 grinding disc?

A Type 27 disc is a depressed-centre resin-bonded wheel for surface grinding, weld dressing and edge work on steel, referenced to EN 12413.

What is the difference between cutting and grinding discs?

Cutting discs (Type 41) are thin and used edge-on to cut; grinding discs (Type 27) are thicker with a depressed centre and used at an angle to remove material.

How do I use grinding discs safely?

Keep the guard fitted, match the disc speed rating to the grinder, let the disc reach full speed before contact, and wear eye, face and hand protection.