Makita flap disc P-65361 125 x 22.23 mm P120 for stone, ceramic, synthetic materials

Makita flap disc P-65361 125 x 22.23 mm P120 is an abrasive flap disc engineered for grinding and finishing stone, ceramic and synthetic materials. With a 125 mm diameter and 22.23 mm bore, the disc mounts on compatible angle grinders and delivers controlled material removal and a consistent surface finish. The P120 grit balances stock removal and surface refinement, making it suitable for smoothing edges, deburring tile cuts and preparing surfaces for further treatment.

Advantages

The flap construction provides even wear and uniform finish across the working area, extending usable life compared to single-layer abrasives. A medium-fine P120 grit offers moderate cutting speed with improved control and less aggressive scratching on delicate surfaces. The disc’s size and bore conform to common angle grinder standards, enabling easy attachment and stable performance during light to moderate grinding tasks on masonry, ceramics and composites.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and finishing tile edges after cutting
• Deburring and levelling ceramic and stone surfaces
• Light stock removal on synthetic composites and engineered stone
• Surface preparation prior to adhesive or grout application

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Bore: 22.23 mm
• Abrasive grit: P120 (medium-fine)
• Suitable tool: angle grinder with compatible arbor
• Recommended applications: stone, ceramic, synthetic materials

How to use

Secure the flap disc to an angle grinder with the correct flange and check that the grinder’s speed rating does not exceed the disc’s maximum permitted RPM. Hold the grinder with both hands, apply light, even pressure and move the disc across the workpiece at a shallow angle to avoid gouging. Use steady passes to achieve a uniform finish; let the abrasive do the cutting rather than forcing the tool. Replace the disc when flap wear reduces performance or when uneven wear becomes apparent.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, dust mask and gloves. Work in a well-ventilated area or use dust extraction when grinding stone or ceramic materials. For best results, test on a scrap piece to confirm grind angle and pressure before working on visible surfaces.