Flap wheel abrasive cylinder Glob 100x100x19 mm, grit P100, for metal and wood finishing

Flap wheel abrasive cylinder Glob 100x100x19 mm with P100 grit is designed for surface finishing and deburring of metal and wood. The product uses multiple overlapping abrasive cloth flaps arranged around a central hub to deliver even material removal and consistent surface quality. The 100 mm diameter and 100 mm face length make this flap wheel suitable for medium-area work, while the 19 mm bore diameter fits common mandrels and shafts used in handheld and bench-mounted rotary tools.

Advantages

This flap wheel provides uniform cutting action and predictable wear thanks to the flexible abrasive flaps that continually refresh the working surface. It is effective for blending welds, removing burrs and sharp edges, and achieving a smooth finish prior to painting or coating. The P100 grit balances cutting speed and surface refinement for general-purpose finishing on both steel and softwood materials.

Suitable for

• Surface finishing and smoothing of metal panels and welded joints
• Deburring edges and chamfering workpieces
• Light stock removal and shaping on wood
• Surface preparation before painting, powder coating or adhesion treatments
• Polishing and blending to improve visual and tactile surface quality

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Face length: 100 mm
• Bore/internal hole diameter: 19 mm (fits standard shafts and mandrels)
• Abrasion type: overlapping abrasive cloth flaps
• Abrasive grit: P100
• Suitable materials: ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals and wood

How to use

Mount the flap wheel on a compatible shaft or mandrel that securely fits the 19 mm bore. Operate the tool at the recommended speed for the wheel and the base material, avoiding excessive pressure that could cause accelerated wear or heat buildup. Use steady, controlled passes across the surface to achieve even material removal; allow the abrasive flaps to conform to contours and edges for consistent results. Inspect the wheel periodically and replace it when the flaps are worn to maintain performance and surface quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with light-to-moderate contact pressure and increase only if additional material removal is needed. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and respiratory protection, and secure the workpiece before machining. Avoid operating the wheel at speeds beyond the tool or wheel ratings and replace the wheel if any damage or excessive imbalance is observed.

Keywords naturally included: flap wheel abrasive cylinder, Glob 100x100x19 mm, P100 grit, metal and wood finishing, deburring, blending welds, surface preparation.