As one of the world’s leading manufacturers of bonded grinding, cutting, sawing, drilling and dressing tools and a system supplier of tools and machines for the construction industry, the family-run TYROLIT company has been synonymous with superior quality, innovative spirit and outstanding service since 1919.Day in, day out the experts at TYROLIT are busy working on solutions that accommodate the individual requirements of customers around the world; thus contributing to their business success. Some 80,000 available products set the standard in various industrial sectors.
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Products
CUT-OFF WHEELS
2in1 for steel and stainless steel.
This tool is designed for use on both steel and stainless steel. Our cut-off wheel 2in1 has an excellent lifetime and stability. The tool is suitable for cutting metal sheets, profiles, pipes, rods and solid material. The 1.6mm cut-off wheel available in the assortment is particularly suitable for fast, convenient and low-burr work. The stable cut-off wheels in thicknesses between 2.0 and 3.0mm have a very long lifetime and are suitable for universal use.
FIBRE DISCS
For steel, aluminium and wood.
Using fibre discs is a very simple and quick solution for removing material. A low level of vibration means the tools are convenient to use. This fibre disc has been designed for universal use and is made if an aluminium oxide mix. This fibre disc is available from our assortment in grit sizes 16 to 120.
FLAP DISCS
For steel.
The flap disc for steel is a versatile professional tool suitable for universal grinding tasks. With this disc, users will achieve perfect surfaces on steel, as well as the best results for surface or edge grinding and deburring work. Using aluminium oxide abrasive grain produces a fine surface structure.
ROUGH GRINDING WHEELS
2in1 for steel and stainless steel.
The rough grinding wheel is particularly suitable for steel and stainless steel applications due to its softer design. In addition, the 2in1 is quick and convenient to use and required minimal effort.
