Name: 5" 125mm - Surface Conditioning Flap Discs
Brand: Smith & ARROW
SKU: SBFD125
Price: 14.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

5″ 125mm – Surface Conditioning Flap Discs

$14.95 – $32.95

BOX SIZE

PRICE PER DISC

Box 2

$7.47

Box 3 (Mix)

$7.47

Box 4

$5.74

Box 6 (Mix)

$5.49

5″ 125mm – Surface Conditioning Flap Discs

Choose Fine, Coarse, Medium or Mixed grit

Choose grit in drop down box at checkout. If you would like to mix your grits (over a box of 4) please let us know via a separate email or in your paypal notes.
Excellent for polishing and surface conditioning of all steel.
This is a commercial grade product that is of superior quality. Please check our feedback for proof of our quality.

INTERNATIONAL QUALITY ASSURANCE: ISO9001

WHAT YOU GET:
Size: 5″, 125mm
Choose Qty From Drop Down Menu: Box 2, Box 3, Box 4, Box 6
Choose Grit From Drop Down Menu: Fine, Coarse, Medium
Bore: 22.23mm (125mm)

SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: Non Woven Surface Conditioning Material
Max Speed: 12,250 rpm
Grits Avail: Fine, Coarse, Medium
Intended Use: Metal, wood, aluminium, fibreglass, plasterboard
Machine: Angle Grinder

FEATURES:
Made from Non Woven Surface Conditioning Material
Excellent for surface preparation, conditioning and finishing
Tough non-woven disc aggressively deburrs and finishes
Open-web construction resists loading and runs cool, allowing for consistent finishes
Consistent, uniform finish without undercutting or damaging underlying surfaces
Suitable for weld line cleaning, blending of handling marks and scratches and deburring before paint

The advantages of Flap Discs are that the flaps each attack the surface at a slightly different angle, and this varies slightly with tool angle. This avoids the common problem with flat sheets, where they produce repeated identical scratches. Abrasive wear is distributed more evenly across the flaps, and through the length of each flap. Flaps wear from their outer ends and the sheet carrier cuts back as the abrasive coating is worn away. The wheel remains useful even as the flaps erode. Compared to flat sheets, that are discarded after only a small area of the abrasive is truly worn-out, this is a much more efficient use of the abrasive material.