Grinding wheel GRAPHITE 57H838 for rotary tool, wood, Ø115 mm, 54 g, 1 pc

GRAPHITE 57H838 is a grinding wheel for rotary tools designed for woodworking tasks. With a wheel diameter of 115 mm and a single-piece supply, this abrasive disc fits standard rotary tool mandrels and is intended for sanding, shaping and detail work on wooden surfaces. The product is supplied by GRAPHITE and weighs approximately 54 g, offering a compact abrasive solution for profile sanding, deburring and surface refinement of wooden components.

Advantages

The grinding wheel features a close-coated abrasive layer that covers the backing completely, providing consistent wear and increased processing accuracy during sanding operations. Its X-cloth backing improves mechanical strength and durability, while the construction of the abrasive leaves increases material removal efficiency compared with some other accessories. The disc is suitable for use in detail work where controlled shaping and smooth edges are required.

Suitable for

• Detail sanding and shaping of wooden components
• Deburring wooden edges after cutting or routing
• Profiling and finishing curved or small wooden surfaces
• Small repair and restoration tasks on wood

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: Wood
• Wheel diameter: 115 mm
• Abrasion type: Close-coated abrasive surface for uniform wear
• Backing: X-cloth for improved mechanical strength
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Approximate weight: 54 g

How to use

Mount the grinding wheel on a compatible rotary tool mandrel according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring secure fitting before operation. Use appropriate rotational speed for wooden work, keep steady, light pressure and move the disc across the workpiece to achieve the desired profile or surface finish. Monitor the abrasive condition and replace the disc when wear affects performance or safety.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective results, use personal protective equipment such as eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection. Select a moderate speed setting on the rotary tool to avoid burning the wood or accelerating abrasive wear; perform test cuts on scrap material to confirm speed and pressure. Store the disc in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the backing and abrasive bond.