Flap Disc Andre 125 mm P40 Zirconia Pro Line Version IV

Flap Disc Andre 125 mm P40 Zirconia Pro Line Version IV is an abrasive flap disc intended for surface grinding and material removal on metal and stainless steel. With a 125 mm diameter and P40 grit, the disc delivers aggressive cutting for fast stock removal while maintaining a controlled finish. The zirconia grains provide higher wear resistance and temperature tolerance compared with standard abrasives, making this disc suitable for heavy-duty workshop and fabrication tasks such as weld blending, edge beveling and contour grinding.

Advantages

The zirconia abrasive structure ensures longer life and steady cutting performance under sustained pressure. The flapped construction yields even wear and reduced loading, which helps retain cutting speed over the disc lifetime. Designed for 125 mm angle grinders, the disc balances removal rate and surface quality, allowing efficient preparation of metal surfaces prior to welding or coating.

Suitable for

• Rapid material removal on carbon steel and stainless steel
• Weld seam blending and smoothing
• Edge preparation and deburring
• Shaping and profiling of metal components

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: P40
• Abrasive type: zirconia alumina
• Design: overlapping flap construction for even wear
• Intended application: metal grinding, finishing and weld blending

How to use

Mount the disc on a compatible 125 mm angle grinder following the machine manufacturer’s safety instructions. Use appropriate rotation speed and moderate feed pressure to avoid overheating and excessive wear. Maintain steady movement across the workpiece surface to achieve uniform material removal. Replace the disc when cutting performance drops or the flap segments are worn down to the backing.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves, and hearing protection. Use the disc on clean, secured workpieces and avoid side-loads beyond the disc’s rated use. Store in a dry place to preserve abrasive properties and inspect discs before use for damage.