Kronenflex small cutting disc A 660 R Supra 76mmCapable of reaching even hard-to-access places, the Kronenflex small cutting disc A 660 R Supra is an excellent option for work on solid material, profiles or sheets made ofsteel andstainless steel.The Kronenflex small cutting disc A 660 R Supra keeps burr formation down thanks to its high aggressiveness and wheel thickness. This eliminates the need for laborious rework. This cutting disc is free of iron, sulphur and chlorine. It can be paired with all standard angle grinders.Characteristics of the Kronenflex small cutting disc A 660 R SupraA notably thin glass fibre cloth is used to reinforce the Kronenflex small cutting disc A 660 R Supra. The reinforcement allows this Klingspor product to achieve long service life despite its diminutive thinness. Meanwhile, the A 660 R Supra allows for fast processing times with light tool pressure. The synthetic abrasive grain incorporated between the layers of fibre glass is hard and tough. These qualities make it an outstanding option for work on stainless steel. The synthetic manufacturing of the abrasive grain results in an abrasive that delivers consistently high quality. The preferred areas of application for the Kronenflex small cutting disc A 660 R Supra are plant engineering and fabrication shops.The proper way to handle the Kronenflex small cutting discBefore mounting the Kronenflex small cutting disc on the angle grinder, you should verify that it is intact and ready for use. Damaged cutting discs must no longer be used. Found in the centre of the wheel is a metal ring that indicates a date. This date signifies the expiration date of the cutting disc, which must not be exceeded. Before starting to work, you should allow the Kronenflex small cutting disc to run without load for approx. 30 seconds. To ensure maximum safety, the user is required to work wearing protective equipment composed of gloves, protective goggles, dust mask and hearing protection as dust dispersion cannot be avoided during cutting with a cutting discs