Abrasive Cutting Disc for Angle Grinder

Abrasive Cutting Disc for Angle Grinder, made by Boshi and supplied factory-direct from China – 18 configurations with unit prices from $1.12 to $15.78, covering 3.94 to 9.06 in, part of our Grinding & Cutting Discs range.

Abrasive Cutting Disc for Angle Grinder: Overview

Abrasive Cutting Disc for Angle Grinder is produced by Boshi and sold here direct from the factory as part of our Grinding & Cutting Discs range. This listing covers 18 configurations, from 3.94 to 9.06 in, with every model priced individually below so you can compare the options before choosing. Orders are packed for export and priced in US dollars.

Abrasives are a consumable, so the two numbers that matter are cut rate and cost per part finished. Grit that sheds early, backing that tears, or a bond that glazes after a few passes all show up as extra labour long before the invoice is paid.

Direct factory supply keeps the grit size, resin bond and backing weight consistent between batches, which is what makes a finishing process repeatable – and it removes the reseller margin from a product you buy by the box, not by the piece. That is the practical difference between buying this class of product from a producer and buying it from a listing that cannot say where it came from – and it is why the specification table below is written in the same terms we use on the factory floor.

Key Features at a Glance

• 18 configurations – sizes from 3.94 to 9.06 in, so you can match the model to the job rather than the other way round.
• Made by Boshi – factory-direct supply with batch consistency and spare parts support.
• Trade pricing from $1.12 to $15.78 per unit, quoted in US dollars for export orders.
• Material – Epoxy Resin.
• Stocked for export – 142,903 units held across the range, so mixed orders ship without a long production wait.
• Bulk and OEM supply – Abrasive range items can be combined in one container with cartons packed to your requirement.

The Range at a Glance

The table further down lists every configuration with its price and stock position. If you are choosing between them, these are the three numbers that decide the pick.

Size and coverage

There are 18 configurations in this listing, spreading across 3.94 to 9.06 in in the main dimension of the range. The smallest model is 3.2608601310 Practical Cutting Disc 100X1.2 50 Pcs/ Box, and the largest is 3.2608601699 125 mm 4.92 in 120 Grit Flap Disc Practical. Buyers who are unsure of the size they need should measure the existing part or the machine interface first; the models table below gives the stated size of every option so it can be checked against a drawing or a worn sample.

Price band

Prices run from $1.12 for 3.2608619404 Practical Cutting Disc 105*1.2*16/4 in up to $15.78 for 3.2608603688 Metal Cutting Disc Practical. The step between them normally tracks material content and size rather than specification shortcuts, so the cheapest model is not the weak one – it is simply the smallest. Ordering a mixed carton across the band is the usual way to spread a container while keeping the average unit price down.

Stock and lead time

Around 142,903 units are held across the range, with the deepest stock on 3.2608601313 Practical Cutting Disc 150 mm 5.91 in X3 25 Pcs/ Box at 10,000 pieces. In-stock lines ship from the factory without a production wait, and bulk or mixed orders are quoted with a confirmed lead time before payment, so a delivery schedule can be planned around it.

Available Models and Prices

Prices are per unit in US dollars and exclude freight and taxes. Quantity breaks, mixed-model cartons and full container loading are quoted on request.

How to Choose the Right Model

Work through these points in order and the correct model usually becomes obvious before you reach the end of the list. The specification table underneath repeats the same information in the form that buyers normally forward to their own customers.

1. Match the interface first. Measure the size, thread or bore the product has to fit. A technically better model that does not fit the machine is not an upgrade.
2. Set the duty level. Occasional trade use, a full production shift and a rough outdoor environment each call for a different point in the range.
3. Check the consumable. For anything that wears, confirm the replacement part or accessory is available locally before committing to a large order.
4. Grit or grade sequence. Compare the models on this point before comparing price – it is where the visible differences sit.
5. Backing and bond type. Compare the models on this point before comparing price – it is where the visible differences sit.
6. Disc, sheet, belt or wheel format. Compare the models on this point before comparing price – it is where the visible differences sit.
7. Machine compatibility (size, hole pattern, arbor). Compare the models on this point before comparing price – it is where the visible differences sit.

Buying in volume

Bulk orders are packed in export cartons with the packing list shown below, and mixed pallets or containers can combine several models from this range. Send your quantity list and the destination port and we will return unit pricing, carton dimensions, gross weight and loading figures.

Specifications

Packaging Information

Figures above are measured packing data for the units in this listing. They are the numbers to use when calculating freight: multiply the unit weight by the quantity to get the gross shipping weight, and use the longest dimension to check whether the carton will fit your inbound handling or racking. Cartons are export-packed for sea and air freight; if you need inner boxes, retail-ready packing or palletised delivery, tell us at the quotation stage and the packing list will be reissued to match.

Where It Is Used

This range is bought mainly by trade and industrial users, and by distributors stocking it for those customers. The most common applications are:

• Wood preparation and finishing
• Metal deburring and weld blending
• Automotive paint and bodywork
• Stone, tile and concrete surfacing
• Stainless steel and aluminium polishing
• Tool and blade sharpening

If your application is not on the list, send us the working conditions – the material, the environment, the cycle rate and the load – and we will recommend the model in the range that suits it, or quote a modified version if none of the standard models is a match.

Maintenance and Service Life

Store abrasives flat, dry and off concrete. Damp backing curls, and a curled sheet will not sit flat on a pad, which shows up as swirl marks at the edges. Do not mix grades in one bin – a 120 grit disc that finds its way into a 40 grit stack costs far more in rework than the disc is worth.

On receipt, check the delivery against the packing list before signing, look for transit damage on the working surfaces, and record the batch or carton identification if the goods are going into a scheduled process or a warranty-backed installation. Units that are stored for a season before use should be checked again at the point of issue, particularly anything with a seal, a blade or a battery.

OEM, Wholesale and Custom Orders

Custom grit, sheet size, pre-cut shapes, hole patterns and printed backing are all produced to order, including hook-and-loop and pressure-sensitive adhesive formats.

Programmes usually start from a sample or a drawing, move to a tooling and unit-price quotation, then to a trial order before the first bulk shipment. Lead time on custom work is quoted with the offer, and repeat orders are held to the approved sample so the specification does not drift between deliveries.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many models are available in this listing?

There are 18 configurations, priced from $1.12 to $15.78 per unit. Sizes and prices for each one are listed in the models table above.

What does the grit number mean?

Lower numbers cut faster and leave a coarser scratch; higher numbers refine the surface. Sequence grits in steps of roughly one and a half to two times to remove the previous scratch.

Which backing should I choose?

Paper backing suits fine finishing and dry sanding, cloth backing suits heavy stock removal, film backing holds the tightest tolerance for polishing.

Can I order mixed grit packs?

Yes. Mixed-grit cartons and sampler packs can be assembled to your specification for bulk orders.

How should abrasives be stored?

Flat, dry and away from direct sunlight. Humidity is the main cause of backing curl.

Do you produce custom sizes?

Yes. Discs, sheets, belts and rolls are cut to size on request, including adhesive and hook-and-loop formats.

Are the goods in stock?

Around 142,903 units are held across the range at the time of writing, so most configurations can ship without a production wait. Stock moves quickly on bulk orders, so confirm availability when you place the order.

Can several models be combined in one order?

Yes. Mixed-model cartons, pallets and full containers are quoted routinely, and the loading figures are supplied with the offer so the shipment can be planned.

Summary

Abrasive Cutting Disc for Angle Grinder from Boshi sits in our Grinding & Cutting Discs range. The listing carries 18 configurations across 3.94 to 9.06 in, priced from $1.12 to $15.78 per unit, with stock held for immediate export. Specification, packing data and per-model pricing are all shown above so the order can be placed without a round of questions, and custom versions, bulk cartons and mixed containers are available on request. Send your quantity list and destination and we will return a quotation with packing and lead time.