Flap Disc Makita P-65355 125x22.23 mm P80 for Stone, Ceramic, Plastics

Makita flap disc P-65355 (125 x 22.23 mm, grit P80) is an abrasive accessory designed for grinding and finishing stone, ceramic and synthetic plastic surfaces. The layered abrasive flaps are arranged to provide even material removal and consistent surface smoothing on edges and contours. The disc mounts on angle grinders with a 22.23 mm arbor and is intended for light to medium stock removal, shaping and surface preparation on hard and non-metallic materials.

Advantages

The flap construction offers uniform wear and a longer usable life compared with single-sheet abrasives. Grit P80 balances material removal rate and surface finish for efficient shaping and smoothing. The disc's size and arbor fit common 125 mm angle grinders, providing compatibility and stable attachment during operation. Designed for non-metal applications, it reduces the risk of thermal damage and glazing on stone, ceramic and many plastics.

Suitable for

• Grinding and shaping natural and engineered stone
• Smoothing and finishing ceramic tiles and fittings
• Removing flash, burrs and shaping synthetic plastics
• Edge work and contouring on masonry and tile edges

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor hole: 22.23 mm
• Abrasive grit: P80
• Intended materials: stone, ceramic, synthetic plastics
• Application: light to medium stock removal, finishing and shaping

How to use

Install the flap disc on a compatible 125 mm angle grinder with a 22.23 mm arbor according to the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions. Use steady, even passes over the workpiece, maintaining consistent contact angle and moderate pressure to avoid overheating or glazing the surface. Allow the abrasive flaps to wear naturally; do not apply excessive force. Use appropriate rotation speed for the grinder and ensure the disc is rated for that speed. Always check the disc for damage before use and replace if worn beyond safe limits.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, dust mask or respirator, gloves and hearing protection. Use water extraction or wet methods where possible to reduce dust when working with stone or ceramic. For best results on plastics, test on a scrap piece to confirm speed and pressure settings that avoid melting or clogging.