Abrasive mounted flap wheel KLINGSPOR 30x15 mm K120, 6 mm shank, model 12847 (pack of 10)

Abrasive mounted flap wheel KLINGSPOR 30x15 mm K120 with a 6 mm shank, supplied as a pack of 10, is a compact abrasive accessory for rotary tools. The wheel features overlapping abrasive flaps bonded to a cylindrical core, providing a conformable sanding surface that adapts to contours and edges. With fine K120 grit it is intended for light sanding, deburring and finishing operations on metal, wood and composite materials. The 6 mm shank fits common rotary drills, die grinders and small bench tools that accept straight shanks of that diameter.

Advantages

The mounted flap wheel offers even material removal and consistent surface finish due to the layered flap construction that renews abrasive exposure as it wears. Its fine K120 grit produces smooth surfaces with reduced risk of gouging, while the compact 30x15 mm size allows access to confined areas and detail work. The 6 mm shank ensures straightforward mounting in standard chucks and collets, and packaging as a set of ten provides spare wheels for repetitive tasks or longer projects.

Suitable for

• Fine sanding and surface smoothing on steel, aluminium and other metals
• Deburring of sharp edges and weld seams
• Finishing and light shape correction on wood and composite parts
• Detail work in tight spaces and on contours
• Use with rotary drills, die grinders and small bench tools with 6 mm shank capability

Key specifications

• Wheel diameter: 30 mm
• Wheel width: 15 mm
• Abrasive grade: K120 (fine)
• Shank diameter: 6 mm (straight)
• Construction: overlapping abrasive flaps on cylindrical core
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Suitable materials: metals, wood, composites

How to use

Secure the rotary tool or drill in accordance with the tool manufacturer's instructions, and insert the 6 mm shank into an appropriate chuck or collet. Run the tool at recommended speeds for fine abrasive work — avoid excessive feed pressure and high rotational speeds that generate heat or clog the abrasive. Guide the flap wheel over the workpiece with light, even strokes, maintaining consistent contact and allowing the flaps to conform to contours. Replace a worn wheel with a fresh unit from the pack to maintain consistent finish quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results on metal, use moderate rpm and intermittent passes to limit heat buildup. Use light pressure on wood and composites to avoid gouging. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, dust mask and gloves, and ensure secure clamping of small workpieces. Store unused wheels in a dry environment to preserve abrasive performance.