Flap Wheel KLINGSPOR KM613 40 mm x 10 mm x 6 mm, grit 40, shank-mounted

The KLINGSPOR KM613 flap wheel is a shank-mounted abrasive accessory with a 40 mm diameter, 10 mm face width and a 6 mm shank, grit 40. It is designed for finishing, deburring and light material removal on metals and wood. The wheel mounts directly into rotary tools and drills with compatible 6 mm chucks, providing a compact solution for contouring, blending welds and surface preparation in confined areas.

Advantages

The flap wheel combines layered abrasive flaps for continuous cutting action and uniform wear, resulting in consistent surface finish and predictable removal rates. Its shank-mounted design allows use in standard rotary tools and handheld drills without additional adapters, offering ease of handling and accessibility to tight spaces. Grit 40 provides a balance between material removal and surface refinement suitable for initial finishing and deburring tasks.

Suitable for

• Deburring edges and removing burrs from metal parts
• Blending and smoothing weld seams
• Light stock removal and shaping on steel, stainless steel, aluminium and non-ferrous metals
• Surface preparation prior to painting or coating
• Finishing and sanding of wooden parts in small or detailed areas

Key specifications

• Diameter: 40 mm
• Face width: 10 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Abrasive grit: 40
• Mounting type: shank-mounted for rotary tools and drills
• Typical applications: finishing, deburring, light material removal, weld blending

How to use

Secure the KLINGSPOR KM613 flap wheel into the chuck of a compatible rotary tool or drill, ensuring the 6 mm shank is held firmly and the tool is powered off during installation. Start at low speed to check balance and tool compatibility, then increase speed as appropriate for the material and the specific rotary tool’s limits. Apply light to moderate pressure and move the wheel steadily across the work surface to avoid gouging; allow the abrasive flaps to wear evenly. For metal work, use consistent motion along welds or edges; for wood, keep the wheel moving to prevent excessive material removal.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Use suitable dust extraction or a respirator when working with metals or wood to control airborne particles. Match rotational speed and feed pressure to the work material: start conservatively and adjust to achieve the desired finish. Inspect the flap wheel before use for damage and replace if worn or unbalanced.