York conical flap discs are a high performance alternative to sanding discs with the advantage over depressed centre grinding discs on light gauge sheet metal where surface finish is important. The overlapped abrasive material wear away revealing fresh abrasive, ensuring the discs always cuts effectively and reduces clogging and providing a consistent finish throughout the disc life. The fibre backing allows for use without backing pads and makes the discs safe to use on any grinder up 80m/s speeds.

Features and Benefits
• Overlapped abrasive material wear away to reveal fresh abrasive ensuring effective cuts and reduces clogging
• Fibre backing allows for use without backing pads and makes the discs safe for use on any grinder

Typical Applications
• Construction
• Automotive
• Manufacturing

Standards
• EN12413

Crimped wire flat end de-carbonising brushes are designed for hard to reach areas such as drilled holes, recesses and corners. These wire brushes removes of burrs, rust and paint.

Features and Benefits
• Very flexible in use to get into those hard to reach places

PF-ZR
Flaps of heavy-duty cut and polish web. Leaves a uniform finish whilst removing handling marks and ­imperfections.

Features and Benefits
• Aluminium oxide material easily removes surface imperfections, resulting in a much faster cut
• Easy abrasive wheel attachment heavy-duty design for a longer brush life
• Load-resistant open web produces a consistent finish
• Open web conforms to substrate, to minimise gouging

These high-quality bench grinding wheels are ideal for a wide range of material applications. Designed to fit on all leading brand machines, they provide an excellent performance to all projects.

Features and Benefits
• Suitable for all-purpose applications
• High hardness levels for consistent results

Typical Applications
• Sharpening
• Deburring
• Rust removal

Standards
• EN 12413

Warnings
• Not permitted for wet grinding

Notes
• All 150mm grinding stones fit 13mm bore sizes with 32-13mm diameter reduction bushes supplied where necessary