Flap Discs 4 Inch Sanding Discs #60 Grit(ANAND)
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| Type of Product | Flap Disc |
|---|---|
| Brand | ANAND |
| Weight | 300 g |
| SKU | FD-A-100885 |
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| Type of Product | Flap Disc |
|---|---|
| Unit | Box |
| Pack of | 20 |
| Brand | ANAND |
| Shipping Type | Flat Rate |
| SKU | FD-A-100885 |
Description
A 4-inch, 60-grit flap disc is a medium-grit abrasive wheel designed for general-purpose metal grinding, weld blending, deburring, and rust removal using an angle grinder.
Overview and Specifications
• Size: 4-inch (approx. 100 mm) diameter with a standard center hole / arbor size (typically 16 mm or 5/8 inch).
• Grit Size: #60 medium grit, which sits right in the sweet spot for smoothing, blending, and light stock removal without leaving overly deep gouges.
• Abrasive Material: Commonly uses durable aluminum oxide, zirconia, or ceramic grains layered on overlapping flaps.
• Backing: Built with a sturdy fiberglass or reinforced plastic backing plate to absorb vibration and handle high rotational speeds (typically rated up to 13,000–15,200 RPM).
Key Uses & Applications
• Weld Grinding and Blending: Smooths out rough or stacked welds on steel, stainless steel, and mild steel.
• Deburring and Deflashing: Cleans up sharp edges, burrs, and flash left from cutting or machining metal.
• Surface Preparation: Prepares surfaces for painting, priming, or coating by removing light rust, mill scale, and old paint.
• Multi-Material Capability: Effective on metal, wood, and plastic depending on the specific project demands.
How to Use Safely
• Always wear personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, a dust mask, and heavy-duty work gloves.
• Hold the angle grinder at a 15 to 30-degree angle against the workpiece for optimal flap contact.
• Let the tool do the work; avoid pressing down too hard, which creates excess heat and shortens the life of the disc.
• Check out the detailed guide on Weiler Abrasives for more insights on selecting and using flap discs
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