Abrasive flap disc Proxxon for LHW / LHW-A, grit 240, 50 mm

Abrasive flap disc Proxxon for LHW / LHW-A, grit 240, 50 mm is a fine-grit sanding accessory designed for use with Proxxon LHW and LHW-A angle sanders. The 50 mm diameter and 240 grit provide controlled material removal and a fine finish on metal, wood and composite surfaces. This flap disc is intended for precision hobby work, model-making and light workshop tasks where careful surface refinement and deburring are required.

Advantages

The flap disc combines multiple overlapping abrasive flaps to maintain consistent cutting action and even wear across the disc surface. The fine 240 grit yields smooth surface results with minimal scratching while allowing moderate stock removal. Its compact 50 mm size offers access to narrow or confined areas. The design promotes stable operation on compatible Proxxon sanding heads and reduces the need for repeated tool repositioning during detailed work.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and finishing small metal parts
• Deburring edges on sheet metal and cast components
• Surface preparation of wood and wooden models
• Refining composite and plastic parts in model-making
• Light sanding tasks in hobby and precision workshops

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 50 mm
• Abrasive grit: 240 (fine)
• Intended materials: metal, wood, composites, plastics
• Disc type: overlapping abrasive flaps for even wear
• Compatible tool family: Proxxon LHW / LHW-A angle sanders

How to use

Fit the flap disc to the compatible Proxxon sanding head following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the disc is securely mounted before operation. Use light to moderate pressure and maintain steady motion across the workpiece to avoid concentrating wear in a single spot. For best results on metal, run the sander at the recommended speed and periodically check the surface to prevent over-sanding. Replace the disc when abrasive performance diminishes or when flaps become unevenly worn.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask. Test the flap disc on a scrap piece to confirm the desired finish and feed rate before working on the final component. For delicate surfaces, reduce pressure and use smooth, overlapping strokes to achieve a consistent finish without gouging.