Flap Disc Makita P-65333 125x22.23 mm P40 for Stone, Ceramic, Plastics

Makita flap disc P-65333 125x22.23 mm P40 is an abrasive flap disc designed for shaping, grinding and surface preparation of hard materials such as stone, ceramic and plastics. With a 125 mm diameter and P40 grit, this disc delivers aggressive material removal while maintaining control for consistent surface conditioning. The disc is intended for use on angle grinders with a 22.23 mm arbor and is suitable for professionals and DIY users performing sanding, deburring and smoothing tasks on dense or brittle substrates.

Advantages

This flap disc provides fast stock removal thanks to coarse P40 abrasive flaps that expose fresh abrasive as the disc wears. The layered flap construction ensures even wear and predictable performance during prolonged use. Its shape and abrasive type are optimized for hard surfaces like stone and ceramic, reducing the need for multiple tools. The disc works with standard 22.23 mm arbor angle grinders and offers efficient surface preparation prior to adhesive bonding, sealing or finishing.

Suitable for

• Shaping and leveling natural and artificial stone surfaces
• Grinding ceramic tiles, tile edges and grout profiles
• Removing excess material from plastic parts and smoothing molded edges
• Preparing surfaces before sealing, painting or adhesive application
• Deburring and rounding sharp edges on dense substrates

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor hole size: 22.23 mm
• Abrasive grit: P40 (coarse)
• Suitable materials: stone, ceramic, plastics
• Flap construction: layered abrasive flaps for even wear

How to use

Mount the flap disc securely on an angle grinder with a 22.23 mm arbor and follow the grinder manufacturer's instructions for installation and safety. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed range for the disc and apply moderate, consistent pressure; avoid heavy plunging that can cause uneven wear or glazing. Move the disc across the work surface in steady passes to achieve uniform material removal and surface finish. Allow the abrasive to cool periodically to prevent overheating of both disc and workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, dust mask and gloves. For best results on stone and ceramic, start with coarse passes to remove material and finish with finer abrasives if a smoother surface is required. Keep the disc clean from resin or dust buildup and replace when abrasive performance diminishes or damage is visible.