Angle grinder accessory Proline 44844 — replacement part, pack of 1

Proline 44844 is an angle grinder accessory supplied as a single replacement part, designed for use with compatible Proline angle grinders. The disc features abrasive linen bonded with corundum grains applied in a radial pattern, providing a consistent surface for cleaning and finish polishing of components with complex shapes. This single-pack replacement is intended to support maintenance and repair tasks where a precise, shaped abrasive tool is required.

Advantages

The abrasive linen construction with corundum grain offers durable cutting and finishing performance while maintaining flexibility on contoured surfaces. The radial grain application improves uniform wear and maintains consistent contact with irregular geometries. Supplied as an individual replacement part, it allows targeted renewal of a worn accessory without replacing the entire tool, reducing downtime and spare-part inventory for workshops or DIY users.

Suitable for

• Cleaning and removing surface contaminants from castings and welded joints
• Finish polishing of curved or complex-shaped metal and non-metal components
• Surface preparation before painting or coating on irregular parts
• Light deburring and edge blending on shaped workpieces

Key specifications

• Abrasive material: linen bonded with corundum grain
• Grain arrangement: radial application for uniform wear
• Form factor: flap-style disc suitable for angle grinders
• Quantity per pack: 1 replacement disc
• Typical uses: cleaning, finish polishing, light deburring on complex shapes

How to use

Fit the replacement flap disc to a compatible Proline angle grinder following the grinder manufacturer's instructions for accessory mounting and safety. Ensure the disc is secured correctly and that the grinder is powered off when installing. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed range for flap discs of this construction, applying steady, moderate pressure while maintaining an appropriate angle to follow the component contours. Inspect the disc regularly for wear or damage and replace it when performance declines or if damage is visible.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, hand, and respiratory protection. Avoid excessive pressure and high heat buildup to preserve the abrasive bond and prolong disc life. For best results on delicate profiles, test on a scrap area to determine optimal speed and pressure before working on the final component.