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COATED

ABRASIVES

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Flexovit flap discs are available in a variety of specifications to cover the different needs and applications

of the market. The range offers aluminium oxide, zirconia alumina and ceramic products, with either a fibreglass

or a plastic backing plate. The discs are available in two designs, flat and conical (convex) shape. The flat form

is mainly used for face and plane surface grinding. The conical shape is used for applications on curved and more

difficult to access areas as well as for face and surface grinding.

The positioning of the flaps provide high flexibility and a constant surface finish, as well as fast stock removal,

and a very balanced all round performance. As a result of the operating speed, flap discs are particularly suitable

for rough grinding and intermediate grinding, blending and finishing. The cloth flaps are designed and positioned

to wear evenly so that new grits are exposed helping to maintain a uniform result over a long period of time.

The abrasive flaps stay sharp until the disc is completely worn out, meaning the full life of the product can be

used in each application.

The wide range of available grits and grain types mean Flexovit offers a flap disc range suitable for a variety

of applications. Coarser grits are ideally suited for applications where fast and high rates of stock removal

are needed. Finer grits offer a good balance between effective stock removal and a good surface finish.

Low set-up times, reduced noise level, comfortable and cool grinding, anti-clogging technology and the fact that

no backing-pad is required ensures excellent performance.

PREPARATION FOR USE

Damaged, misshapen or modified flap discs and back-up pads, should not be used. Always ensure that the flap

disc and the support pad are safely and centrally fixed to the machine spindle. Do not use a flap disc with

an oversize or undersize bore. The maximum peripheral operation speed and the maximum rpm of a flap disc

should not be exceeded. The spindle speed of the machine in rpm must be equal to or less than the maximum

operating speed shown on the flap disc.

FLAP DISCS

MAXIMUM OPERATING SPEED/RPM

Diameter (mm)

Max. Operating Speed

Max. RPM

110 x 22

63m/s

11000

115 x 22

80m/s

13300

125 x 22

80m/s

12200

180 x 22

80m/s

8500

Flat

for grinding and finishing at a small

angle (up to 15°)

Conical

for grinding at an angle

of 15-25°