Buy Cutting Wheels Online in Australia
AIMS Industrial lists 124 cutting wheels and diamond blades from Pferd, Klingspor, Flexovit, Norton and Dymaxion, plus a couple of other brands. There are 95 abrasive cut-off wheels for steel, stainless steel, aluminium, stone and rail, 27 diamond blades and diamond cut-off wheels for tile, porcelain, stoneware, concrete and asphalt, and 2 reduction rings. If you only want abrasive wheels, see our cut-off wheels. Our cutting disc guide explains the types.
What's in the range
| Type | Listings | What's there |
|---|---|---|
| Abrasive cut-off wheels | 95 | Pferd, Flexovit, Klingspor, Dymaxion, Norton toolroom, Trax and Inox World wheels for steel, Inox/stainless, aluminium, stone and masonry, and rail; ultra thin and depressed centre styles; low speed stationary, high speed and engine-driven wheels |
| Diamond blades and diamond cut-off wheels | 27 | Klingspor (17), Norton (5), Pferd (4) and Flexovit (1): continuous rim, segmented and turbo styles for tile, porcelain, stoneware, concrete and asphalt, including angle grinder and 350 to 400mm blades |
| Reduction rings | 2 | Klingspor and Pferd reduction rings |
Choosing a cutting wheel
Start with the material. Abrasive wheels are listed for steel, stainless steel (Inox), aluminium, stone and rail, while diamond blades suit tile, porcelain, stoneware, concrete and asphalt. Then match the machine: angle grinder, stationary chop saw, high speed portable saw or engine-driven machine. Check the diameter and bore against your tool and its guard, and use a reduction ring where the bore needs reducing. Always check the data sheet for the maximum operating speed, material suitability and handling and storage requirements before you buy.
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Order from AIMS Industrial
AIMS Industrial has supplied Australian industry since 1988. Call us on (02) 9773 0122, contact the team or request a quote and we'll help match the right wheel or blade to your material and machine.
Cutting Wheels FAQs
What is the difference between an abrasive cutting wheel and a diamond blade?
An abrasive wheel cuts with bonded abrasive grain and is listed for materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminium, stone and rail. A diamond blade uses diamond segments or a diamond rim, and the listings here are for tile, porcelain, stoneware, concrete and asphalt. Check the listing for the material and machine.
Which cutting wheel should I use for stainless steel?
Look for wheels listed for stainless steel or Inox. Pferd, Flexovit, Klingspor and Dymaxion all list wheels for stainless, including ultra thin options. Check the data sheet to confirm it suits your material and machine.
Which diamond blade suits concrete or tile?
The Klingspor angle grinder blades are listed by material, including tile, stoneware, porcelain and concrete, and Norton and Pferd list segmented, turbo and continuous styles. Call (02) 9773 0122 and we'll help you pick one.