Cutting Discs

Burj Al Tiqniah offers premium cutting discs for metal fabrication, construction, welding, and industrial applications across Saudi Arabia. Explore abrasive cutting discs for steel, stainless steel, concrete, and masonry from trusted global brands, delivering reliable performance, precision, and safety.

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Delivery Information

Everything you need to know about dispatch, coverage and B2B ordering before you check out.

Dispatch & transit

Delivery takes 1–2 business days within Dammam and 2–4 business days for all other regions across Saudi Arabia.

Free over 500 SR

Coverage

All 13 regions incl. Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Makkah, Madinah, NEOM & Qiddiya project sites.

Site delivery available

B2B terms

VAT invoice issued on every order. Purchase-order & pay-on-invoice available for approved accounts.

PO accepted

Applications of Cutting Discs

Metal Cutting

Cutting discs for steel sheets, pipes, tubes, angles and structural metal used in fabrication workshops and industrial manufacturing.

Construction Cutting

Cutting discs for rebar, steel profiles, masonry and concrete used in residential, commercial and infrastructure projects.

Stainless Steel Cutting

INOX cutting discs designed for clean, burr-free cutting of stainless steel pipes, sheets and fabricated components.

Pipeline & Industrial Cutting

Cutting discs for pipeline fabrication, refinery maintenance and heavy-duty industrial metal cutting applications.

Maintenance & Repair Cutting

Cutting discs for fast cutting of bolts, brackets, metal frames, machinery parts and damaged steel components during maintenance work.

Things to Know Before You Buy

  • 1

    Choose the Right Disc Type

    Not all cutting discs are the same. Use metal cutting discs for steel, masonry discs for concrete, and stainless steel discs for stainless materials.

  • 2

    Match the Disc Size

    Always select a disc diameter that matches your angle grinder. Never use an oversized disc on a smaller machine.

  • 3

    Check the Arbor Size

    Ensure the disc bore matches your grinder's arbor size for a secure fit and smooth operation.

  • 4

    Verify Maximum RPM

    The disc's maximum operating speed must be equal to or higher than your grinder's maximum RPM.

  • 5

    Select the Right Thickness

    Thin discs provide faster, cleaner cuts, while thicker discs offer better durability for heavy-duty applications.

  • 6

    Consider the Material

    Choose a disc specifically designed for steel, stainless steel, aluminum, concrete, stone, or tile to achieve better performance.

  • 7

    Look for Quality Certifications

    Use cutting discs that comply with EN12413 or equivalent safety standards for reliable performance.

  • 8

    Choose Trusted Brands

    Premium brands generally provide better cutting efficiency, longer life, and improved safety compared to low-quality alternatives.

  • 9

    Consider Cutting Frequency

    For daily industrial use, invest in professional-grade discs rather than economy options.

  • 10

    Buying for a Project?

    If you need multiple discs for construction or fabrication work, request a bulk quotation to reduce overall costs.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • 01

    Using a Worn-Out Disc

    Never continue using a disc once it becomes excessively worn, cracked, or damaged. A worn disc is far more likely to shatter under load.

  • 02

    Using the Wrong Disc

    Metal-rated discs should never be used on stone or concrete, and vice versa. Each disc's bonding agent is matched to a specific material.

  • 03

    Exceeding Maximum Speed

    Running a disc above its rated RPM can cause it to fail and break apart at high speed, risking serious injury.

  • 04

    Applying Excessive Pressure

    Let the disc cut naturally at its own pace. Forcing it into the material reduces disc life and increases the risk of breakage.

  • 05

    Ignoring Visible Damage

    Discard any disc with visible cracks, chips, or signs of moisture damage before use, even if it still looks usable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about this collection.

Check the arbor size printed on your grinder — most fit 4.5" or 5" discs.

Yes — look for discs marked INOX, which are formulated without contaminating fillers.

Lifespan depends on material and RPM, but expect 30–50 cuts on mild steel before replacement..