Rotary tool grinding/sanding discs KLINGSPOR 61350, Ø50 mm × 30 mm, aluminium oxide, max 15,200 RPM, pack of 10

KLINGSPOR 61350 rotary tool grinding/sanding discs are mounted flap wheels designed for material removal, surface finishing and deburring with handheld rotary tools. Each disc measures 50 mm in diameter and 30 mm in width and is made with aluminium oxide abrasive for use on metal, stainless steel, plastic and wood. The discs are rated for rotary speeds up to 15,200 RPM and are supplied in a pack of 10 pieces, making them suitable for repetitive tasks and small series work.

Advantages

The soft, flexible flap structure ensures even contact with complex surface shapes and maintains a constant removal rate during use. Aluminium oxide grain and high-quality synthetic resin bonding provide durable abrasive performance across different materials. The moving flaps promote ventilation and cooler grinding, reducing the risk of discoloration or annealing on sensitive workpieces. Supplied as a set of ten, the discs offer consistent results and straightforward replacement during continuous work.

Suitable for

• Deburring and edge blending on metal and stainless steel
• Removing rust, oxidation and paint from small areas
• Shaping and finishing wood and plastic components
• Surface preparation prior to welding or painting

Key specifications

• Abrasive: aluminium oxide
• Diameter: 50 mm
• Width (flap length): 30 mm
• Maximum rotary speed: 15,200 RPM
• Pack quantity: 10 pieces
• Suitable materials: metal, stainless steel, plastic, wood

How to use

Fit the KLINGSPOR 61350 disc to a compatible rotary tool or straight grinder with appropriate collet or mandrel, ensuring the shank is securely clamped and the exposed length follows the tool manufacturer’s recommendations. Run the tool at speeds up to the specified maximum of 15,200 RPM and apply light to moderate contact pressure while moving the disc over the workpiece to avoid concentrated heat build-up. For best results, keep the flap wheel moving across the surface in smooth passes and replace discs when abrasive effectiveness decreases.

Usage recommendations

Observe the rotary tool’s safety guidelines, wear eye and respiratory protection, and check that the disc’s rated maximum speed is not exceeded. Allow the workpiece to cool between aggressive passes on heat-sensitive materials and choose a finer grit flap wheel if a smoother finish is required.