Diamond flap disc Norton Clipper FLD FDTF 125x22 P40 VULNZ EU for angle grinders

Norton Clipper FLD FDTF 125x22 P40 VULNZ EU is a diamond-reinforced flap disc designed for 125 mm angle grinders with a 22 mm arbor. The P40 abrasive grade and VULNZ construction provide consistent stock removal, efficient grinding and reliable surface preparation on a range of materials including metals and coated substrates. The disc is built for frequent use in professional environments where edge blending, weld removal and fast material removal are required.

Advantages

The diamond-reinforced flap design combines aggressive cutting with a longer life than conventional cloth abrasive discs. VULNZ construction improves bond strength and heat resistance for more consistent performance during heavy use. The P40 grit delivers rapid material removal while maintaining controlled finish quality, helping to reduce time spent on initial grinding steps. The 125 mm diameter and 22 mm arbor hole make the disc compatible with a wide range of standard angle grinders.

Suitable for

• Weld bead removal and seam blending
• Metal surface preparation before coating or painting
• Deburring and edge rounding on steel and non-ferrous metals
• Rapid stock removal on castings and fabricated parts
• Grinding of coated or painted surfaces where aggressive cutting is required

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor hole: 22 mm
• Abrasive grade: P40
• Construction: diamond-reinforced flap (VULNZ)
• Intended tool: 125 mm angle grinder

How to use

Mount the flap disc on a compatible angle grinder with the correct arbor adapter and ensure the tool is switched off while installing. Follow the grinder manufacturer’s instructions for securing accessories and use appropriate guard settings. Start grinding with light pressure and allow the abrasive to do the work; increase pressure gradually for heavier material removal. Maintain a consistent angle to achieve even stock removal and proper edge blending. Replace the disc when abrasive performance diminishes or if the disc shows signs of damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, face and hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection when grinding. Avoid excessive lateral force or prying motions that could stress the disc. For best results on stainless steel or heat-sensitive materials, use controlled pressure and intermittent passes to limit heat buildup. Store discs in a dry environment away from extreme temperatures.