Dymaxion Stainless Steel (INOX) Thin Cutting Disc 100 x 1 x 16mm 10pk

Dymaxion is an Australian brand of abrasive cutting and grinding discs and diamond core drilling products, supplying tradespeople, fabricators, and construction teams with high-volume cutting and drilling consumables for angle grinders, stationary cut-off machines, and rotary core drill rigs. Their range covers steel cutting, stainless steel (INOX) cutting, masonry cutting, metal grinding, and diamond core drilling for concrete and brick. This page covers the Dymaxion Stainless Steel (INOX) Thin Cutting Disc, available in 2 packaging type options: Metal Cannister, Shrink Wrap.

Dymaxion cutting discs and cut-off wheels are abrasive products for use with angle grinders and stationary cut-off machines, designed to cut through steel, stainless steel, and masonry materials efficiently and safely. The range includes thin cutting discs for fast, low-heat metal cutting, masonry wheels for concrete and brick, and low-speed cut-off wheels for stationary machine applications. Available individually and in bulk packs of 100 for high-volume users.

Where this product is used

Dymaxion cutting discs are used across fabrication, construction, and maintenance:

• Steel and structural fabrication where cutting of angle, flat bar, tube, and sheet is a constant daily task.
• Stainless steel and INOX cutting where thin, heat-minimising discs are required to avoid discolouration and contamination.
• Construction and concreting where masonry cutting discs are used to cut block, brick, concrete, and paving.

Selecting the right option

Select the disc type to match the material: steel cutting discs suit mild steel and general metal; INOX/stainless steel discs are formulated without iron, sulphur, or chlorine contaminants that would cause rust or weld defects in stainless work; masonry discs suit concrete, brick, and paving. Thin discs (1.0–1.6 mm) minimise heat and kerf width for fast, clean cuts; standard thickness (2.5–3.0 mm) suits heavier cuts where disc rigidity matters. Low-speed stationary cut-off wheels are rated for lower RPM than angle grinder discs — never interchange them.