Abrasive flap disc Abraboro AB12506007 — 125 mm diameter, grit 60, zirconia alumina

Abraboro AB12506007 is a 125 mm abrasive flap disc with grit 60 made from zirconia alumina, engineered for medium material removal and surface blending on a range of metals. The multi-flap construction ensures even contact with the workpiece, producing consistent stock removal, effective deburring and controlled shaping. This 125 mm disc is intended for use with standard angle grinders and is suited to tasks such as weld dressing, rust and paint removal, and preparation of stainless and carbon steel surfaces.

Advantages

The zirconia alumina abrasive provides a balance of cutting speed and durability, delivering longer life than conventional single-layer coated abrasives. The layered flap design maintains a fresh cutting surface as the disc wears, reducing heat build-up and improving control during finishing and stock removal. Its 125 mm diameter and 60-grit abrasive offer a compromise between aggression and surface finish, making it versatile for both material removal and surface blending.

Suitable for

• Deburring and edge rounding on stainless steel and carbon steel
• Weld seam dressing and blending
• Rust, scale and paint removal from metal surfaces
• Shaping and preparing metal before further finishing or painting
• General medium-duty grinding with angle grinders

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grain: Zirconia alumina
• Grit: 60
• Construction: Multi-flap abrasive disc
• Application: Medium material removal and surface blending on metals

How to use

Mount the flap disc on an angle grinder compatible with 125 mm discs, following the grinder manufacturer’s instructions for secure fitting and correct flange placement. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed range for the disc and material; maintain steady, even pressure and avoid prolonged dwell in one spot to reduce heat concentration and prevent gouging. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Replace the disc when the abrasive becomes excessively worn or performance declines.

Usage recommendations

For best results on stainless steel, use moderate pressure and keep the disc moving to avoid discoloration from overheating. For heavy rust or thick coatings, consider starting with a coarser abrasive and finishing with the 60-grit flap disc to achieve a balanced surface profile.