Flange Nut Back & Front ( 1/2) Service Kit

Extra Information

• These spare parts are for the Tork Craft TCAG0115 Angle Grinder 115mm 900 W 11 000 rpm 220 V – always confirm the model number on your tool.
• Ideal when the original flange nut is rounded, seized or damaged, or when the back flange face is scored and no longer supports discs evenly.
• Always inspect discs for cracks or damage before clamping them between the new back flange and front nut.
• The price shown on the product page is the unit price for one TCAG0115-SK01 service kit – PACK SIZE (where shown) indicates recommended ordering quantity and how many kits are boxed together.
• Shipping dimensions and weight can be captured separately in your product admin console and are not included in the specifications table.

Features

• Genuine Tork Craft spare kit – Original back flange and front flange nut for the TCAG0115 115mm angle grinder.
• Matched back and front flanges – Designed to work together for correct disc support and clamping pressure.
• Factory fit for 115mm discs – Sized to suit the disc and spindle arrangement on the TCAG0115 grinder.
• Durable metal construction – Robust components built for high-speed grinding and cutting duty.
• Compact, easy-to-store kit – Small spare that is ideal to keep in the toolbox or workshop spares drawer.

Benefits

• Restore safe disc clamping: Fresh flanges help prevent discs from slipping or loosening during use.
• Improve disc life and performance: Correct support reduces stress and vibration at the disc hub.
• Make disc changes easier: A clean, undamaged nut is far simpler to tighten and release with a spanner.
• Extend grinder service life: Properly supported discs reduce strain on bearings, spindle and guards.
• Cost-effective repair: Replace just the worn clamping parts instead of replacing the angle grinder.

Safety

• Always unplug the angle grinder from the mains (or remove the plug from the extension lead) before changing discs or working near the flange and guard.
• Use the correct factory spanner on the flange nut – do not hammer or chisel the nut loose as this can damage the flanges and spindle.
• Never overtighten the flange nut; it must be firm, not forced. Overtightening can make disc changes difficult and may damage the disc.
• Only use discs that are rated for the grinder’s speed and suitable for the material being cut or ground.
• Wear suitable eye, ear, hand and dust protection whenever you operate the angle grinder, and ensure the guard is correctly fitted and adjusted.

Specifications