Flap wheel (shank) GEKO 30×30×6 mm P100 abrasive, pack 50/100

Flap wheel (shank) GEKO 30×30×6 mm P100 abrasive, pack 50/100 is a compact rotary abrasive mounted on a shank for use with drills and rotary tools. With 30 mm diameter and 30 mm face width on a 6 mm shank, this flap wheel features P100 grit for medium-fine material removal and surface preparation. It is intended for tasks such as light deburring, surface blending and finishing on metals and other substrates where a controlled cut and consistent surface texture are required. Supplied in bulk packs of 50 or 100 units, it is suitable for workshop and production use where repeatable performance and ease of replacement are important.

Advantages

The flap wheel design provides uniform abrasion across the work surface by exposing multiple overlapping abrasive flaps that conform to contours and edges. P100 grit offers a balance between stock removal and surface refinement, reducing deep scratches while delivering consistent results. The 6 mm shank is compatible with most handheld drills and rotary tools, enabling quick attachment and secure operation. Packaging in practical bulk quantities reduces downtime for frequent tool changes and supports efficient workflow in busy environments.

Suitable for

• Deburring small metal parts and removing burrs from cut edges
• Surface blending and smoothing weld seams on steel and stainless steel
• Preparing metal surfaces for painting, priming or welding
• Finishing soft metals, aluminum and non-ferrous alloys
• Cleaning and light rust removal on machinery components

Key specifications

• Wheel diameter: 30 mm
• Face width: 30 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Abrasive grit: P100 (medium-fine)
• Design: flapped abrasive wheel on a straight shank
• Pack options: 50 or 100 pieces

How to use

Fit the flap wheel onto the chuck of a compatible drill or rotary tool and tighten securely. Start at low speed to establish safe rotation, then increase speed as appropriate for the material and task while maintaining a steady, light-pressure contact. Move the wheel along contours and edges to achieve uniform abrasion; allow the flaps to conform rather than forcing heavy cuts. Periodically inspect the wheel for wear and replace when abrasive performance declines to maintain consistent surface quality.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and a dust mask. For best results on stainless steel, use moderate speeds and avoid prolonged dwell in one spot to prevent heat buildup. When working on painted surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area to assess aggressiveness. Store packs in a dry environment to preserve abrasive bonding and shelf life.