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Grinding wheels and tools are everyday kit for anyone working with metal or wood. You use them to cut profiles and rebar, strip rust and old paint, grind down welds and bring a surface up to a smooth finish. This category holds well over a hundred abrasives and accessories for angle grinders, drills, random-orbit sanders and belt sanders, covering everything from quick jobs at home to daily work in the shop.
- cutting discs for steel, stainless and stone; - flap discs and fibre discs for stripping and grinding; - hook-and-loop sanding discs and sandpaper for random-orbit sanders; - polishing discs and Dremel accessories for detail work.
Most discs come in the common 115, 125 and 230 mm diameters and in a range of grits, so a single tool can handle both heavy stock removal and a fine finish.
It mostly comes down to the material, the diameter that fits your tool, and the grit. A thin cutting disc suits metal, a flap disc handles paint and rust, and fine-grit paper is for finishing. Always check that the disc's rated speed matches your tool's rpm. That's the one number that matters most for safety.
The shelves carry Bosch, Klingspor, Makita, Metabo, Flex, FEIN, DeWALT and Finland's own Mirka, whose abrasives are known for how long they last. Prices stay competitive, larger orders can be split into instalments, and everything is covered by warranty. We ship across the Baltics and to Finland.
When you're picking discs, it pays to grab a few grits at once. That way you won't have to stop halfway, and you can take a surface all the way from rough stripping to a clean finish.