Makita flap disc 125 x 22.23 mm P60 for stone, ceramic and plastics

Makita flap disc 125 x 22.23 mm P60 is an abrasive accessory designed for use with angle grinders. The disc features P60 grit flaps arranged around a 125 mm diameter body with a 22.23 mm mounting bore, intended for medium-rate material removal and surface blending on stone, ceramic and various plastics. It is engineered to deliver controlled stock removal while maintaining a consistent abrasive profile for shaping, deburring and smoothing tasks in masonry, tile and synthetic material finishing.

Advantages

The flap disc offers balanced cutting and finishing properties that reduce the need to change tools between rough shaping and surface blending. Its P60 abrasive grit provides effective material removal on hard and semi-hard substrates while producing a more uniform surface than a single-disc abrasive. The 22.23 mm mounting hole ensures compatibility with common angle grinders; the layered flap design maintains cooling and wear distribution across the contact area for longer, predictable life under typical use.

Suitable for

• Shaping and trimming stone and masonry edges
• Removing excess grout and adhesive on ceramic tiles
• Deburring and smoothing molded plastic parts
• Surface blending to prepare substrates for sealing or bonding

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Bore diameter: 22.23 mm
• Abrasive grain: P60 (medium grit)
• Flap-style abrasive construction for combined stock removal and finishing
• Suitable for use on stone, ceramic and synthetic plastics

How to use

Fit the flap disc securely to an angle grinder with a matching 22.23 mm arbor, following the grinder manufacturer’s instructions for mounting abrasives. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed range for flap discs and apply steady, even pressure while moving the disc across the work surface to avoid localized overheating or gouging. Use progressive passes to achieve the desired shape and finish, checking work frequently and allowing the disc to cool during extended use.

Usage recommendations

For safety, always wear suitable eye, hearing and respiratory protection when grinding stone, ceramic or plastics. Match the grinder speed and contact angle to the material: a shallow angle favors finishing, a steeper angle increases stock removal. Avoid excessive pressure and keep the disc moving to prolong abrasive life; replace the disc when flaps become excessively worn or damaged.