Flap Grinding Wheel Cylindrical, Glob GLOB-SLW-10019-P080-CYRKON, cloth, grit P80, 100×100×19 mm

Flap Grinding Wheel Cylindrical Glob GLOB-SLW-10019-P080-CYRKON is a cloth-backed flap wheel with P80 abrasive suitable for surface finishing, deburring and contour grinding. The wheel measures 100×100×19 mm and is shaped for cylindrical applications on metals and non-ferrous materials. It is compatible with tools that accept a 19 mm bore mount, including many angle grinders and bench grinders when machine specifications allow.

Advantages

This flap grinding wheel combines a cloth backing with medium-coarse P80 abrasive to provide balanced material removal and surface conditioning. The cylindrical flap arrangement maintains consistent contact with curved and flat surfaces, allowing for uniform finishing and reduced vibration. Cloth backing increases durability and heat resistance compared to paper-backed abrasives, helping to extend wheel life under moderate operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Surface finishing of steel and stainless steel
• Deburring welded joints and cut edges
• Contour and profile grinding on non-ferrous metals (aluminium, brass)
• Removing oxidation, scale and light coatings

Key specifications

• Shape: cylindrical flap wheel
• Backing: cloth
• Abrasive grit: P80 (medium-coarse)
• Outer diameter: 100 mm
• Face width: 100 mm
• Bore diameter: 19 mm
• Intended materials: ferrous and non-ferrous metals

How to use

Mount the flap grinding wheel on a machine compatible with a 19 mm bore, ensuring the spindle speed does not exceed the maximum safe speed specified by the tool and wheel manufacturer. Secure the wheel properly and wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and gloves. Apply the wheel to the workpiece with steady, light-to-moderate pressure and keep the wheel moving to avoid gouging or excessive heat build-up. Periodically inspect the wheel for wear or damage and replace when flaps are excessively worn or the wheel becomes unbalanced.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the wheel speed and contact angle to the material and task: lower speeds and light pressure for thin or heat-sensitive materials, and moderate speeds with controlled feed for heavier stock removal. Use cooling breaks when working continuously to reduce heat transfer to the workpiece and extend abrasive life.