Flap sanding disc MODECO MN-68-813 115 mm grit 80, pack of 10

MODECO flap sanding disc MN-68-813, 115 mm diameter with abrasive grit 80, is intended for surface finishing and material removal on metal, wood and composite substrates. Supplied as a pack of 10, these flap discs combine overlapping abrasive flaps bonded to a central backing to provide uniform cutting action across flat and contoured surfaces. The disc is compatible with angle grinders and sanding attachments designed for 115 mm discs and offers consistent performance for deburring, paint and rust removal, and shaping work.

Advantages

The 80-grit abrasive delivers an effective balance between stock removal and surface preparation, removing material without excessive scratching. Overlapping flaps insure even wear and long service life compared with single-layer abrasives. The 115 mm diameter provides good access to confined areas while maintaining stability on standard angle grinders. Supplied as a pack of 10, the discs offer cost-effective replacement sets for ongoing workshop work.

Suitable for

• Deburring metal edges after cutting or welding
• Paint, rust and coating removal from steel and iron surfaces
• Shaping and smoothing wood and composite parts
• Contour finishing on curved and irregular surfaces
• Preparation of surfaces prior to priming and painting

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 115 mm
• Abrasive grit: 80
• Disc type: flap sanding disc with overlapping abrasive flaps
• Pack quantity: 10 discs
• Compatible tool: angle grinders and sanding attachments for 115 mm discs
• Typical materials: metal, wood, composites

How to use

Mount the flap disc on an angle grinder or sanding attachment that accepts 115 mm discs, ensuring the tool is unplugged or the battery removed before fitting. Secure the disc according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, then perform a short trial run to check balance at low speed. Hold the grinder at a shallow angle to the workpiece and move with steady, even strokes; allow the abrasive flaps to do the cutting rather than applying excessive pressure. Monitor disc wear and replace when performance drops or flaps become uneven.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, gloves and a dust mask. Start with moderate speed settings and test on a scrap piece to confirm finish quality. For heavy stock removal on steel use steady overlapping passes; for finishing, reduce pressure and refine with a finer grit disc if needed.