Flap Wheel Arbor-mounted Glob model GLOB-SLN-VERYFINE-KOMBI-16550 — 165 x 50 x 44 mm, grit 240

Arbor-mounted flap wheel Glob GLOB-SLN-VERYFINE-KOMBI-16550 is a 165 x 50 x 44 mm abrasive accessory with very fine 240 grit. It is built from multiple overlapping abrasive flaps arranged around a central hub to provide even material removal and a uniform finish. The wheel is intended for surface finishing, light grinding and deburring on ferrous and non-ferrous metals, as well as on wood and certain plastics, and fits bench or portable grinders with a compatible arbor size.

Advantages

The layered flap design ensures consistent cutting action and even wear across the working surface, extending product life compared with single-sheet abrasives. Very fine 240 grit produces a smooth, refined surface ideal for final finishing and preparing parts for coating or polishing. The arbor-mounted configuration provides stable attachment to rotary tools, reducing runout and vibration during operation.

Suitable for

• Final surface finishing of metal components
• Deburring edges and removing flash from castings or welds
• Light stock removal and smoothing on wood and plastics
• Preparation of surfaces before painting, coating or polishing

Key specifications

• Overall diameter: 165 mm
• Abrasive width: 50 mm
• Arbor bore / hub length: 44 mm
• Grit size: very fine 240
• Construction: layered abrasive flaps on a central hub

How to use

Mount the flap wheel on a grinder with a matching arbor and ensure the wheel is securely fixed according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start the grinder at a moderate speed and apply light, even pressure to the workpiece, moving the wheel across the surface to avoid creating gouges. For best results, keep the workpiece moving and use multiple passes with light pressure rather than a single aggressive pass. Allow the abrasive to do the cutting; excessive force reduces flap life and can heat the material.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Confirm the grinder's maximum RPM matches the flap wheel's rated speed before use. For stainless steel or heat-sensitive materials, use reduced pressure and intermittent contact to limit heat buildup. Replace the wheel if flaps become frayed or the hub is damaged.