Abrasive flap wheel Glob model GLOB-SLW-10019-P120, cloth, grit P120, size 100×100×19 mm

Flap abrasive wheel Glob model GLOB-SLW-10019-P120 is a cloth-based flap wheel with P120 grit and dimensions 100 × 100 × 19 mm. It is intended for surface finishing, deburring and light material removal on metal, wood and composite surfaces. The wheel's layered cloth flaps provide a consistent cutting action and good conformity to contours, helping to smooth edges and blend welds or scratched areas when mounted on compatible rotary tools or bench grinders.

Advantages

The cloth construction and P120 grit deliver a balance of cutting speed and surface refinement, producing a uniform finish without aggressive material removal. Its radial flap arrangement maintains even wear and extends usable life compared to single-sheet abrasives. The wheel’s flexible structure adapts to curved and irregular surfaces, reducing the risk of gouging while enabling controlled stock removal and blending.

Suitable for

• Finishing and blending weld seams on metal
• Deburring and edge rounding on steel, aluminum and other metals
• Smoothing and preparing wooden surfaces and edges
• Refinement of composite and fiberglass surfaces
• General light material removal and surface preparation before painting or coating

Key specifications

• Abrasive type: cloth flap construction
• Grit size: P120 (fine)
• Overall dimensions: 100 × 100 × 19 mm
• Flap arrangement: radial, layered flaps for conforming action
• Typical mounting: compatible with rotary tools and bench grinders with matching shaft/hole size
• Primary applications: surface finishing, deburring, light stock removal

How to use

Install the flap wheel on a motor or grinder spindle that matches the wheel bore and secure it according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start with a steady, moderate speed suitable for P120 abrasives and apply light, even pressure to the workpiece. Move the wheel across the surface with controlled passes, allowing the flaps to conform to contours; avoid prolonged dwelling in one spot to prevent overheating or excessive material removal. Periodically inspect the wheel for wear and replace when flaps are excessively worn or uneven.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, dust mask and gloves. Match rotational speed to the wheel's rated maximum and the material being worked. For finer surface finish, follow with a higher-grit abrasive; for heavier stock removal, consider a coarser grit. Store in a dry place away from extreme temperatures and moisture to preserve abrasive performance.