Flap Mounted Disc KLINGSPOR KM613 50×15×6 mm 120 grit KLINGSPOR

The KLINGSPOR KM613 flap mounted disc 50×15×6 mm, 120 grit, is a compact abrasive accessory intended for finishing tasks on metals and non-ferrous materials. Constructed as a radial arrangement of abrasive flaps bonded to a central hub, this flap wheel mounts on a mandrel or spindle for use with rotary tools and small bench grinders. Its 120 grit abrasive provides a balance between material removal and surface refinement for light deburring, edge blending and precision spot finishing.

Advantages

The flap mounted disc offers consistent grain exposure as the flaps wear, ensuring uniform surface results and extended service life compared with single-layer abrasives. Its compact 50×15×6 mm size allows access to confined areas and small workpieces, while the 120 grit abrasive achieves efficient removal of burrs and light oxide layers without excessive stock removal. Compatibility with standard mandrels and spindles simplifies attachment and replacement during repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Deburring of small metal components and edges
• Surface finishing and satin polishing of stainless steel and non-ferrous metals
• Edge blending and smoothing after cutting or welding
• Precision spot work and cleaning in confined spaces

Key specifications

• Disc type: flap mounted disc (flap wheel)
• Dimensions: 50 mm diameter × 15 mm face width × 6 mm bore
• Abrasive grit: 120 (medium-fine)
• Suitable materials: steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals
• Mounting: for mandrel/spindle on rotary tools and small grinders

How to use

Fit the flap mounted disc onto an appropriate mandrel or spindle and secure it according to the rotary tool or grinder manufacturer's instructions. Operate the tool at the recommended speed for 120 grit abrasives and the work material, maintaining steady, light pressure and continuous movement to avoid creating heat or grooves. For best results, approach edges and small areas with controlled passes, checking progress frequently and replacing the disc when flap wear reduces effectiveness.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and gloves. Match the tool speed to the disc rating and the workpiece material. For heavier material removal, consider a coarser grit; for finer polishing, follow with a finer abrasive. Store in a dry environment to preserve abrasive performance.