Grinding wheel GRAPHITE 55H983 for rotary tool, wood, Ø115 mm, 60 g, 1 pc

GRAPHITE 55H983 is a grinding wheel designed for use with rotary tools and small angle grinders, intended primarily for sanding, shaping and finishing wood surfaces. The wheel has a diameter of 115 mm and a balanced construction that allows light to medium woodworking tasks such as edge profiling, surface leveling and paint or varnish removal. Supplied as a single piece, the disc uses a radial arrangement of abrasive cloth flaps and a close coating of abrasive grain to deliver consistent material removal and longer service life.

Advantages

The radial flap design multiplies cutting action compared with single-layer abrasives, improving processing speed while maintaining control. Close coating ensures an even abrasive surface across the disc for predictable results and extended durability. A C-cloth backing provides mechanical stability and resistance to tearing during normal rotary tool operation. The product is compatible with common rotary tool attachments for light to medium woodworking operations.

Suitable for

• Sanding and shaping wooden edges and profiles
• Removing paint, varnish or old finishes from wood
• Surface leveling and smoothing of wooden panels and furniture parts
• Light deburring and blending after cutting or routing

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: wood
• Diameter: 115 mm
• Abrasive grit: K80
• Construction: radial flap abrasive disc with close-coated abrasive grain
• Backing: C-cloth for mechanical strength
• Weight per piece: 60 g (approx.)
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Fit the grinding wheel to a compatible rotary tool or small angle grinder following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions and safety guidelines. Secure the disc properly, set the tool to an appropriate speed for wood (moderate RPM), and begin with light pressure to establish the correct working angle and contact area. Move the disc smoothly along the workpiece to avoid gouging; allow the abrasive flaps to do the cutting rather than forcing the tool. Replace the disc when abrasive performance visibly decreases or if any damage to the backing or flaps appears.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, a dust mask and hearing protection. Avoid excessive pressure and high speeds that can overheat the workpiece or accelerate wear. Test on a scrap piece of the same wood before working on a finished surface to verify finish and speed settings.