Flap Wheel 100×100×19 mm, No name model 7326, mounted abrasive wheel

Flap Wheel 100×100×19 mm is a mounted abrasive wheel designed for surface finishing, deburring, blending and light stock removal on metals, wood and composite materials. The wheel is built from overlapping abrasive flaps that conform to contours while providing consistent material removal. It is intended for use with angle grinders and bench grinders that accept the corresponding 19 mm arbor, delivering a balance of flexibility and cutting action for profile and flat surface work.

Advantages

The flap construction ensures even wear and a uniform finish as new abrasive is continuously exposed during use. Its 100 mm diameter offers a working area large enough for efficient material removal while the 19 mm mounting shank provides stable attachment to compatible grinders. The design reduces vibration compared with rigid grinding wheels and helps maintain control on irregular surfaces. Suitable for multiple substrates, the wheel provides both blending of welds and light shaping without aggressive stock removal.

Suitable for

• Surface finishing and satin finishing of metal and wood
• Deburring edges after cutting or machining
• Blending weld seams and smoothing joints
• Light stock removal and shaping on composites and soft metals
• Contour and profile work on curved or irregular surfaces

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Width (bore face): 100 mm
• Shank/arbor diameter: 19 mm
• Construction: overlapping abrasive flaps on a mounted hub
• Typical applications: finishing, deburring, blending, light material removal
• Compatible tools: angle grinders and bench grinders with 19 mm arbor

How to use

Install the flap wheel on an appropriate grinder ensuring the 19 mm shank seats securely in the tool’s collet or arbor. Operate the grinder at the manufacturer’s recommended speed range and apply light, consistent pressure—allow the abrasive flaps to contact the workpiece and do the cutting. Move the wheel steadily across the surface to avoid gouging and use overlapping passes for an even finish. For best results, keep a steady hand and adjust the angle of contact to match the contour being worked.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Check the wheel for damage before each use and do not exceed the grinder’s maximum RPM. For heat-sensitive materials, use light passes to minimize overheating and consider intermittent cooling. Store the wheel in a dry place away from extreme temperatures and moisture.