Spit Fire Green Grinding Disc: Reliable Grinding Performance with Clear Grit Choices
The Spit Fire Green Grinding Disc is designed for efficient material removal, edge cleanup, and surface preparation where steady cutting action and predictable results matter. With multiple grit options, it supports both faster stock removal and more controlled finishing passes—ideal for workshops, fabrication lines, and maintenance teams.
Category: Grinding Disc
Focus: Material Removal
Best for: Prep & Cleanup
What is the Spit Fire Green Grinding Disc best used for?
The Spit Fire Green Grinding Disc is best used for general grinding tasks where you need dependable cutting performance and a consistent finish. Choose your grit based on whether you’re prioritizing speed (coarser) or surface refinement (finer).
Common applications
- Surface preparation: cleaning and smoothing before coating or finishing
- Metalwork cleanup: leveling edges, removing minor burrs, blending transitions
- Weld prep & dressing: preparing joints and smoothing weld areas (as required)
- Maintenance work: general grinding and refurbishment tasks in workshops
How do you choose the right grit (#60, #80, or #120)?
Picking the right grit is the fastest way to improve results and reduce wasted time. Start with the least aggressive grit that still achieves your goal, then step up if you need a smoother finish.
Simple grit guide
- #60: faster grinding and heavier material removal
- #80: balanced removal + cleaner surface than #60
- #120: finer grind for better surface refinement and prep
Available grits and packing information
Use the table below to confirm grit availability and packing format for purchasing, distribution, and stock planning. This helps standardize ordering across teams and ensures the right grit is always on hand.
| Grit # |
Packing |
| #60 |
25pcs/box x 8bxs/ctn |
| #80 |
25pcs/box x 8bxs/ctn |
| #120 |
25pcs/box x 8bxs/ctn |
How to use grinding discs safely and get consistent results
Consistent grinding is mainly about correct setup and controlled technique. Use the correct disc for the task, avoid excessive pressure, and keep the tool moving to prevent gouging and heat buildup.
Best-practice steps
- Inspect the disc: Don’t use damaged or cracked discs.
- Mount correctly: Ensure secure fitment and proper orientation.
- Use appropriate PPE: Eye/face protection and gloves are standard for grinding work.
- Control pressure: Let the abrasive cut; pushing too hard increases heat and wear.
- Keep moving: Sweep evenly to avoid grooves and discoloration.
Pro tip: If you’re overheating the surface, reduce pressure, increase movement speed, or step down to a less aggressive approach for the final pass.
FAQ: Spit Fire Green Grinding Disc
Common questions buyers and workshop teams ask when selecting grit and ordering quantities.
Choose #60 when you need faster grinding and heavier material removal. It’s typically used earlier in the process before stepping up to finer grits for refinement.
Choose #120 when you want a finer grind and improved surface refinement, especially for prep work where a smoother finish helps the next process step.
It means 25 pieces per box, and 8 boxes per carton. This helps distributors and purchasing teams plan bulk orders and inventory levels by grit.
No. Excess pressure can increase heat, reduce disc life, and create uneven grinding marks. For better results, use controlled pressure and steady movement—let the abrasive do the cutting.
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