Close-up of an Aka-Cut Ti20 cutting disc slicing through a piece of titanium. The disc is labeled with specifications: 300 x 2 x 32 mm, max 63 m/s, 4010 rpm.

Titanium Cut-off Wheel

Titanium behaves differently than other non-ferrous materials during cutting.

Titanium and its alloys tend to smear and clog up the cutting abrasives in the cut-off wheel. This causes burning and smearing on the sample surface and severe deformation.  Aka-Cut Ti20 is using sharp SiC abrasives in a strong, but open bond to give space for removed debris thus reducing these problems. When choosing our titanium cut-off wheel Aka-Cut Ti20, you obtain a plane sample surface with minimal mechanical deformation and thermal damage. This cut-off wheel is optimised for cutting titanium and titanium alloys with a hardness of approximately 20 HRC or in the range of 100-350 HV. Different diameters are available for all our abrasive cut-off wheels.

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  • Akasel Cutting Wheel Aka-Cut Ti20, 250 mm, brown-coloured with a metallic central hole. The surface displays the product name "Aka-Cut Ti20," dimensions "250 x 1.5 x 32 mm," and technical details such as "max. 63 m/s, 4810 rpm." Specifically designed for metallographic applications, ideal for precise cutting of titanium and titanium alloys.

    Abrasive Cut-off Wheels

    Aka-Cut Ti20

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