Lenox MetalMax Diamond Metal Cutting Disc
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The Lenox MetalMax Diamond Metal Cutting Disc in 180mm is tailored for 180mm angle grinders, offering greater cutting depth than smaller variants while remaining highly manageable for a broad range of on-site applications.
It is well suited to professionals who need a versatile mid-to-large-format disc for cutting steel sections, pipes, and sheet materials.
Built on Lenox's breakthrough diamond technology, this blade offers superb longevity compared to conventional abrasive discs, cutting through steel, stainless steel, sheet metal, rebar, cast iron, aluminium, and non-ferrous metals with ease
It is well suited to professionals who need a versatile mid-to-large-format disc for cutting steel sections, pipes, and sheet materials.
Built on Lenox's breakthrough diamond technology, this blade offers superb longevity compared to conventional abrasive discs, cutting through steel, stainless steel, sheet metal, rebar, cast iron, aluminium, and non-ferrous metals with ease
EAN 5706915308686 · Lenox. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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