Flap disc cylindrical non-woven 100 x 100 x 19 mm Glob POLER (GLOB-SLW-10019-POLERSKA)

Flap disc cylindrical non-woven 100 x 100 x 19 mm Glob POLER is a non-woven abrasive wheel designed for surface conditioning, deburring, blending and finishing on metal, stainless steel and similar durable substrates. The 100 x 100 x 19 mm dimensions and cylindrical profile provide a predictable contact area for consistent material removal and a uniform surface texture. The tool is suitable for use with angle grinders and power tools that accept this mounting size and shape, delivering steady performance in workshop and industrial environments.

Advantages

The non-woven construction produces fine, even surface finishes without cutting grooves like traditional flap discs, while maintaining good conformity to contours and edges. This POLER disc offers balanced abrasive action and long service life due to its open-structure fibres that resist loading and heat buildup. It reduces the need for frequent disc changes during multi-stage finishing and can be used to prepare metal prior to welding, painting or polishing.

Suitable for

• Deburring welded seams and cut edges on steel and stainless steel
• Surface conditioning and blending of welded joints
• Removing oxidation, light rust and scale
• Matting and preparing surfaces before painting or coating
• Finishing and smoothing after mechanical cutting or grinding

Key specifications

• Shape: cylindrical (cup) flap disc
• Material: non-woven abrasive (open-fibre nylon with abrasive grains)
• Diameter: 100 mm
• Face width: 100 mm
• Bore/thickness: 19 mm mounting configuration
• Intended substrates: carbon steel, stainless steel and other metals
• Primary applications: surface conditioning, deburring, blending, finishing

How to use

Mount the flap disc on a compatible grinder following the power tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the disc is correctly centered and secured. Run the grinder at the recommended speed range for non-woven abrasives and apply light to moderate pressure, moving the disc smoothly over the workpiece to avoid concentrated heat spots. Use consistent, overlapping passes for even results, and allow the disc to do the cutting rather than forcing it into the material. Replace the disc when abrasive effectiveness noticeably decreases or if the mounting becomes damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection when working with metal dust. Match the disc speed and pressure to the workpiece material; avoid excessive pressure which can shorten disc life and overheat the surface. Test on a scrap piece to determine optimal technique and achieve the desired finish before working on the final component.