Flap wheel abrasive Glob 100 x 100 x 19 mm, cloth, grit P150

Flap wheel abrasive Glob 100 x 100 x 19 mm with cloth backing and P150 grit is designed for finishing and light material removal on cylindrical and flat surfaces. The flap construction ensures even wear and consistent abrasive action, making it suitable for smoothing edges, preparing surfaces for painting, and removing light rust or old coatings. The wheel fits tools and bench grinders that accept a 19 mm bore and is suitable for both metalworking and woodworking tasks where controlled, fine sanding is required.

Advantages

The cloth-backed flaps deliver improved durability and better heat resistance compared to paper-backed alternatives, while the P150 abrasive provides fine grit for smoothing and blending without aggressive stock removal. The radial arrangement of abrasive flaps maintains contact with uneven surfaces and reduces the risk of gouging. Compatibility with rotary tools and bench grinders that accept a 19 mm bore offers straightforward installation and stable operation during use.

Suitable for

• Finishing and blending on metal and wood
• Deburring edges and seams
• Light rust and paint removal
• Surface preparation before painting or coating

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Width: 100 mm
• Bore diameter: 19 mm
• Backing material: cloth
• Abrasive grit: P150 (fine)
• Suitable for rotary tools and bench grinders with matching bore

How to use

Mount the flap wheel securely on a compatible mandrel or spindle with a 19 mm bore, ensuring the wheel runs true before powering the tool. Start with moderate speed and light pressure, allowing the flaps to conform to the workpiece and gradually increase pressure if needed. Move the wheel evenly across the surface in steady passes to avoid localized overheating. After use, inspect the wheel for excessive wear or damage and replace if the flaps are worn through to the backing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use moderate rotational speed and avoid applying excessive pressure. When working on metal, periodically cool the workpiece to prevent heat discoloration. For wood, test on a scrap piece to confirm desired finish and avoid sanding through thin sections. Always follow tool manufacturer safety instructions and wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye and respiratory protection.