TFT-Steel Milling Discs: Perfect Weld Preparation and Repair in Titanium, Steel, and Ni-Cr Alloys, incl. Inconel 625/718

One-sided milling discs are used for bevelling, leveling of welds, or general scrubbing (e.g. root pass cleaning).

Double-sided milling discs are best for opening weld roots, butt welds or fillet welds.

No abrasive residues/No Cross Contamination

When the disc is cleaned between uses it will allow for perfect weld preparation and repair thus reducing the risk of having to do a job all over again.

No Smearing

When using our milling disc, weld defects are immediately visible and the smearing caused by grinding is avoided.

No sudden or unexpected reaction/kickbacks

Unlike traditional cutting discs, when operating a milling disc, you will quickly notice that the kickbacks are drastically reduced and in most cases completely eliminated.

High process efficiency

High material removal rate and elimination of frequent tool changes due to an estimated product lifespan of up to 200 hours.*

Very long expected lifespan of a disc

Each disc has a lifespan before resharpening of an estimated 200 hours on carbon steel. Lifespan may increase or decrease depending on the material and its hardness. They can be resharpened an estimated up to 9 times, giving it an estimated total lifespan of 1,800 hours.

Low speed heavy dust

Heavy dust/chips fall close to the workplace enabling for a safer work environment.

Reduced or limited sparks

Depending on the material some applications like Stainless Steel 316 and Inconel 625 show little to no sparks. Other materials, such as Carbon Steel, show a constant and steady flow of sparks that only fly for 4 to 6 feet away from the workpiece.

Hot Work

Even though the tool and disc present reduced/limited sparks, it is still classified as a hot work tool. When working on classified/hazardous areas, all safety precautions pertaining to conventional hot work tools apply.

TFT-PNEUMATIC does not assume or imply any lifetime guarantees as many factors influence and affect this determination including but not limited to: User proficiency, user vices, air pressure, the tool being used as well as material being removed.