Flap Mounted Grinding Wheel GEKO G78754 60×30×6 mm P120 (10/200)

The GEKO flap mounted grinding wheel G78754 is a compact abrasive tool with dimensions 60×30×6 mm and grit grade P120, designed for spindle-mounted operations. It is intended for surface finishing, light stock removal and deburring on metal, stainless steel and various other materials. The disc fits tools with a 6 mm arbor and is supplied in packs as indicated by the manufacturer for efficient workshop use.

Advantages

This flap grinding wheel combines a consistent abrasive grit with a flexible flap construction to provide even material removal and a uniform surface finish. Its compact 60 mm diameter and 6 mm arbor make it suitable for precision tasks and confined spaces where larger discs cannot reach. The P120 grit ensures moderate cutting action while leaving a controlled surface texture appropriate for follow-up processes such as polishing or painting.

Suitable for

• Surface finishing of steel and stainless steel
• Deburring of welded joints and cut edges
• Light stock removal and smoothing of metal parts
• Precision work in tight or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 60 mm
• Face width: 30 mm
• Arbor hole: 6 mm
• Abrasive grit: P120
• Construction: flap-mounted abrasive

How to use

Install the flap mounted grinding wheel onto a compatible spindle or angle grinder with a 6 mm arbor, ensuring the tool is powered off when fitting. Check that the disc is seated correctly and that all retention hardware is tightened according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Operate the tool at the recommended speed range for small flap wheels, apply steady, light pressure, and move the disc across the workpiece to avoid gouging. Allow the abrasive flaps to wear progressively; do not force the wheel to remove excessive material in a single pass.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Use at the correct rotational speed for the disc, keep the work area well ventilated, and secure the workpiece before grinding. Inspect the flap wheel for damage before use and replace it if flaps are excessively worn or detached.