Abrasive flap disc Norton Clipper FLD FDTF 125x22 mm P60 for metal grinding

Norton Clipper FLD FDTF 125x22 mm P60 flap disc is an abrasive lamellar disc designed for grinding and surface preparation of steel and other metals. Sized 125 mm in diameter with a 22 mm arbor hole, and featuring a P60 grit, this disc balances material removal rate with surface finish to support tasks such as deburring, weld blending and general metal fabrication. The construction of the flap disc provides consistent contact with the workpiece and predictable wear for controlled stock removal.

Advantages

The flap disc delivers even abrasion across the working surface, reducing the risk of gouging and providing a uniform finish on metal parts. Durable abrasive grains and a reinforced backing ensure extended life under typical angle grinder speeds. Its P60 grit offers a compromise between aggressive cutting and manageable finish, which makes it suitable for both initial stock removal and intermediate finishing operations.

Suitable for

• Deburring sharp edges on fabricated metal components
• Blending and smoothing weld seams on steel structures
• Removing scale, rust and paint from metal surfaces
• Shaping and preparing metal before painting or coating

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor hole diameter: 22 mm
• Abrasive type: lamellar flap construction
• Grit size: P60
• Intended use: metal grinding and surface preparation
• Compatible tool: angle grinder

How to use

Mount the flap disc securely on an angle grinder with a 22 mm arbor, following the grinder manufacturer's instructions and ensuring the disc rotation direction matches the grinder. Operate at the recommended speed for the disc and the grinder, apply moderate, even pressure, and move the disc across the workpiece in steady passes to avoid concentrated heat build-up. Replace the disc when wear reduces cutting efficiency or the backing becomes compromised.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection as required. For best results on steel, start with a controlled, light cut to establish the correct technique and progress to more aggressive passes if higher material removal is required. Store discs in a dry environment away from extreme temperatures and moisture.