Flap mounted abrasive wheel KLINGSPOR KM 613 60×30×6 mm grit P100 (MPN 13053)

Flap mounted abrasive wheel KLINGSPOR KM 613, size 60×30×6 mm with P100 abrasive grit is designed for precision sanding, deburring and surface finishing on metal, wood and non-ferrous materials. The wheel's flexible overlapping abrasive flaps conform to small contours and edges, offering controlled material removal and a consistent surface result on compact workpieces and in tight access areas. It is suitable for use with compatible rotary tools and die grinders where a compact, high-control abrasive accessory is required.

Advantages

The KLINGSPOR KM 613 provides uniform abrasion due to its flap construction, which distributes contact evenly across the work surface. The P100 grit balances cutting speed and surface refinement, allowing removal of burrs and minor material irregularities while achieving a smoother finish. Its compact dimensions make it easy to reach confined spots and detailed areas without excessive vibration. The mounted wheel design ensures secure fitting on standard arbor sizes of compatible rotary tools for stable operation.

Suitable for

• Detail sanding and shaping of small metal components
• Deburring edges and holes in sheet metal and fabricated parts
• Surface finishing and blending on wood and composite parts
• Light stock removal on non-ferrous metals such as aluminum and brass
• Working in tight or recessed areas where larger abrasives cannot reach

Key specifications

• Size: 60 × 30 × 6 mm (diameter × width × arbor hole)
• Abrasive grit: P100 for medium-fine material removal and finishing
• Flap construction: overlapping coated abrasive flaps for conformity to contours
• Intended materials: ferrous and non-ferrous metals, wood, composites
• Tool compatibility: mounted wheel for use with rotary tools and die grinders

How to use

Mount the flap wheel on a compatible rotary tool or die grinder, ensuring the arbor fits the 6 mm center hole securely and that the tool is disconnected from power when fitting the accessory. Operate the tool at the recommended speed for the wheel and the workpiece material; apply light, even pressure and allow the abrasive flaps to contact the surface without forcing. Move the wheel along the workpiece with steady, controlled strokes, repositioning frequently to avoid excessive wear in one area and to maintain a consistent finish. Replace the wheel when abrasive performance diminishes or flap erosion exposes the backing.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment — safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection — and secure the workpiece before starting. For best results on metals, start with light passes to check material removal rate and increase pressure gradually if needed. Avoid prolonged dwell in a single spot to prevent overheating or altering the workpiece geometry.