NORJIN 100 Pack 4-1/2 Inch Cutting Wheel, 4-1/2" x 7/8" Metal &Stainless Steel Cut Off Wheel Thin Metal Cutting Disc for Angle Grinder Metal Cutting

I cut through a flat plate and a thick piece of plate and didn’t even burn a wheel up would definitely buy again 10/10

I've had a number of "no name" cutting wheels for my angle grinder, and these are as good as any others I've used of the same type. They wear the same, cut the same and are good wheels. I don't know how much I can elaborate on them since they're essentially a commodity tool. Unless something is wrong with them, and there isn't, how much can you say?What I will say which I haven't seen before is they came in plastic tubs with screw on lids, each holding 50. They're sort of like a CDRW case, but without a spindle. These were then in a box, and they even included silica gel packets, which was nice, but I never knew that was a necessity. In any case, lately I've been looking all over for good ways to organize the various grinder wheels you have, and wasn't finding anything other than suggestions to recycle the blank CD/DVD cases. Unfortunately, I always threw them out and don't use them nearly as much anymore. These little plastic cases are a great bonus which I will keep and reuse, and wish you could buy them. It was a little bonus that I really appreciated and was great timing.

I cut up a piece of quarter-inch steel plate into smaller pieces using these discs and found them to be of good quality and they also held up well. I didn’t encounter any problems while using any of these discs either, no defects. These are also a good value for the money.Some discs you purchase don’t even come in a box, just a cellophane wrapping that once it is removed, there is no easy way to store the remaining unused discs. The NORJIN discs have their own individual plastic reusable storage containers which I found to be very helpful. One less thing to have to worry about.