Abrasive flap wheel KLINGSPOR KM613 30×15×6 mm grit 40, pack of 10

Abrasive flap wheel KLINGSPOR KM613 30×15×6 mm grit 40, pack of 10 is a compact flap wheel intended for use with rotary tools that accept a 6 mm shank. Each wheel has overlapping abrasive flaps arranged around a central hub to provide consistent contact with the workpiece. The pack contains ten identical wheels with coarse 40-grit abrasive suitable for material removal, deburring and surface blending on metals, wood and plastics. The small diameter and short length make this flap wheel suitable for access to tighter areas and for controlled stock removal during finishing and repair tasks.

Advantages

The design with multiple layered abrasive flaps ensures even wear distribution and a uniform finish across the treated area. Grit 40 provides a balance between efficient material removal and controlled surface preparation, allowing for rapid stock removal while reducing clogging on softer substrates. The 6 mm shank fits common rotary tools and die grinders, enabling precise handling and steady rotation at typical tool speeds. Supplied as a pack of ten, the set offers ready replacements for repeated use and consistent results across a sequence of operations.

Suitable for

• Surface finishing and blending of welds on steel and stainless steel
• Deburring of machined edges and castings
• Edge rounding and profile smoothing on wooden parts
• Light material removal and shaping of plastic components
• Detail work with drills and die grinders in repair and maintenance

Key specifications

• Wheel diameter: 30 mm
• Wheel length (flap stack): 15 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Abrasive grit: 40 (coarse)
• Quantity in pack: 10 pieces
• Suitable materials: ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, wood, plastics

How to use

Install the flap wheel into the collet or chuck of a compatible rotary tool or die grinder ensuring the 6 mm shank is securely clamped. Start the tool at a low speed to check runout and balance before progressing to the working speed recommended by the tool manufacturer. Apply light to moderate pressure and move the wheel across the workpiece with steady, controlled strokes to avoid gouging. Replace the wheel when abrasive efficiency declines or when wear reduces effective flap contact with the surface.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and a dust mask. Match rotational speed to the wheel diameter and material—avoid excessive speed that could overheat the workpiece or accelerate flap wear. For best results on steel, keep motion constant and avoid dwelling in one spot; for wood and plastics, consider a test run to prevent surface burning or melting.