Flap Mounted Grinding Wheel GEKO 20x20x6 mm P80, set 50/100

Flap mounted grinding wheel GEKO 20x20x6 mm P80 is a compact abrasive accessory designed for surface finishing, deburring and light stock removal on metal and wood. The wheel is made from overlapping abrasive flaps that provide flexible contact with workpieces, allowing controlled material removal and smoothing of edges and contours. Available in packs of 50 or 100, this flap wheel fits rotary tools that accept the indicated shank size and is intended for precision touch-up and preparation tasks.

Advantages

The flap construction combines conformability and consistent abrasive action, reducing the risk of gouging while following irregular shapes. P80 grit balances cutting speed and surface refinement, making it suitable for both rapid material removal and subsequent smoothing. Small 20x20x6 mm dimensions enable access to confined areas and detailed work, and the compact form factor supports steady control during handheld rotary tool operation.

Suitable for

• Deburring machined metal parts and welded joints
• Surface blending and edge rounding on wood and metal
• Removing light corrosion, scale and paint residues
• Pre-finishing before painting, sealing or bonding
• Detail work in tight spaces and around contours

Key specifications

• Diameter: 20 mm
• Width: 20 mm
• Arbor hole / mounting thickness: 6 mm
• Abrasive grit: P80 (medium grit)
• Flap construction: overlapping abrasive flaps on a central hub
• Material compatibility: suitable for metal and wood

How to use

Install the flap mounted grinding wheel on a compatible rotary tool or mandrel, ensuring secure mounting before operation. Operate at the tool speeds recommended for flap abrasives and the workpiece material to avoid overheating or premature wear. Apply light to moderate pressure and move the wheel smoothly across the surface; allow the abrasive flaps to conform to contours rather than forcing aggressive contact. Replace the wheel when abrasive performance declines or flaps become excessively worn.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and a dust mask when grinding. For best results on metal, start with a steady low to medium speed and finish with a lighter pass to achieve a uniform surface. Keep the wheel free of heavy debris and avoid using excessive pressure that can deform the flaps or damage the workpiece.