Abrasive flap disc Norton Clipper FLD FDTF 125x22 R82B P60 for metal grinding

The Norton Clipper FLD FDTF 125x22 R82B P60 abrasive flap disc is designed for metal grinding and finishing with angle grinders. With a 125 mm diameter and a 22 mm bore, the disc features an R82B (conical) profile and P60 grit for medium stock removal while delivering a controlled surface finish. Suitable for tasks such as deburring, weld blending, rust and paint removal, and surface preparation, this flap disc balances cutting speed and life for general metalworking applications.

Advantages

This flap disc offers consistent material removal and uniform wear due to its layered abrasive flaps, which expose fresh abrasive during use. The R82B profile provides access to contoured and curved surfaces while maintaining a stable edge for flat areas. P60 grit achieves efficient stock removal without overly aggressive scratching, enabling both grinding and light finishing in a single disc. The construction is intended to provide steady performance on steel and similar metals.

Suitable for

• Deburring metal edges and holes
• Blending and smoothing weld seams
• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Preparing surfaces for painting or coating
• Shaping and leveling thin metal sections

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor/bore size: 22 mm
• Profile: R82B (conical/profiled)
• Abrasive grit: P60 (medium)
• Intended material: metal (steel and similar alloys)

How to use

Fit the flap disc to a compatible angle grinder with a 22 mm arbor, ensuring the grinder is disconnected from power during installation. Use appropriate speed limits for a 125 mm disc as specified by the grinder and disc manufacturer. Hold the grinder with steady, moderate pressure and move the disc across the workpiece in smooth passes, keeping an even angle to avoid gouging. Allow the abrasive flaps to wear evenly; do not overload or stall the grinder. After use, inspect the disc for excessive wear, damage, or clogging and replace if performance is reduced or safety is compromised.

Usage recommendations

For best results on steel, use the disc at the recommended grinder speed, wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye, hearing and respiratory protection, and perform test passes on scrap material to verify finish and removal rate before working on the final piece.