Shaft mounted flap wheels can be used in portable air or electric power tools, including die grinders, flexible shafts and drills.

Used for a wide range of applications such as removal of rust, cleaning up welds and sanding wood prior to painting.

Features and Benefits
• Recessed hub design for maximum access in tight corners
• Highly efficient design
• Durable construction means the flap wheels last longer than others on the market

Typical Applications
• Final finishing of metal surfaces
• Miss-match removal and de-burring on machined components.
• Blending and finishing tool, tubes, dies, moulds, channels
• Edge blending and cleaning. Surface preparation prior to painting and plating
• Can be used on metals, woods, plastic and fibreglass

Notes
• Images are for illustration purposes only

Spiral wound with tear-resistant backing fabric.

Features and Benefits
• For grinding and finishing edges, profiles, welded seams.
• To be used on designated rubber drum holder
• Maximum permitted peripheral speed of 30m/s
• P60 = Coarse, P80 = Medium, P150 = Fine.

These abrasive paper sheets have silicon carbide, waterproof-resin bonded to paper. They are suitable for wet and dry use, making them versatile. There are a variety of grades in this range of sheets.

Features and Benefits
• Silicon carbide
• Ideal for wet and dry use
• Waterproof resin

Typical Applications
• Polishing
• Finishing
• Metals
• Plastics
• Paintwork
• Ceramics

Conical flap discs are a high performance alternative to sanding discs where surface finish is important. On light gauge sheet metal, the overlapped abrasive strips slowly wear away revealing fresh abrasive.

Features and Benefits
• The overlap design reduces clogging and ensures the disc always cuts effectively and
• Provides a consistent finish throughout disc life
• No backing pads needed

Notes
• Safe to use at 80m/s on any grinder

Standards
EN12413