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The professional cutting disc DT 900 FT Special from Klingspor for angle grinders is designed for extreme demands and delivers the best work results when cutting
The very thin disc with 1.4 millimeters and the turbo teeth with a closed edge create clean and break-free edges that achieve a flawless look, especially in the field of vision. The robust and durable design of the disc and the cutting edge also enable granite to be cut with its high density and the associated hardness without any problems.
The DT 900 FT Special diamond cutting disc from the 900 product line is one of the high-performance tools from Klingspor. Best cutting performance, maximum aggressiveness and long tool life make the tool the ideal choice for the toughest applications. High demands on performance and reliability in use are no problem for the cutting disc - the result is always flawless and convincing. An important quality and performance feature is the turbo toothing, closed , which ensures clean cutting edges and enables precise work due to a very smooth running. The diamond cutting disc for porcelain stoneware, Tiles and granite are available in different disc diameters, so the perfect cutting disc can be selected for every application.
Continuous research and development ensure that the diamond cutting discs and all other Klingspor tools are always capable. A crucial quality feature of the discs and the basis for maximum performance is the perfect coordination of the rim and core. The diamond cutting disc DT 900 FT Special for use in the professional sector is versatile and particularly suitable for hard and brittle mineral materials. Klingspor products meet both the requirements of DIN EN 13236 and the strict oSa guidelines and thus offer a high level of safety for the user with guaranteed high work performance.
