Abrasive Mounted Flap Wheel KLINGSPOR Faecherschleifer 40x20mm K60 6mm Shank (VE=10)

The KLINGSPOR mounted flap wheel (faecherschleifer) 40×20 mm with K60 abrasive grit and a 6 mm shank is a compact abrasive accessory intended for controlled surface finishing, deburring and light material removal. Supplied as a pack of 10, this flap wheel fits rotary tools and die grinders with a 6 mm collet and is suitable for work on metal, wood and composite materials. Its radial arrangement of abrasive flaps provides consistent contact with the workpiece for even results on curved and flat surfaces.

Advantages

The flap wheel design offers uniform wear and steady cutting action for predictable finishing and blending. K60 grit balances cutting speed and surface refinement, enabling effective removal of burrs and light stock while producing a relatively smooth finish. The 6 mm shank provides compatibility with common rotary tool chucks and die grinders, allowing precise control and access to confined areas. Supplied in a set of 10, it supports multiple work cycles before reordering.

Suitable for

• Deburring edges and holes on metal components
• Surface blending and finishing on welded seams
• Light material removal and shaping on wood
• Cleaning and preparing composite surfaces for bonding or painting
• Detail work in confined or curved areas using a rotary tool

Key specifications

• Wheel diameter: 40 mm
• Wheel thickness/face width: 20 mm
• Abrasive grit: K60 (medium/coarse)
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Intended materials: steel, non-ferrous metals, wood, composites

How to use

Mount the flap wheel securely in a rotary tool or die grinder with a compatible 6 mm collet. Start at low speed to verify secure installation and to check how the abrasive interacts with the workpiece. Apply light, even pressure and keep the wheel moving to avoid gouging; let the abrasive do the cutting. Increase speed gradually if more aggressive stock removal is required, but maintain control to preserve surface quality. Replace the wheel when flaps are worn down or when cutting performance declines.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye, hand and respiratory protection when operating rotary tools. Use steady, controlled movements and avoid excessive pressure to prolong abrasive life and obtain uniform surface finishes. Test on a scrap piece to select the optimal speed and feed for the material being worked.