We are offering premium quality Mounted Flap Wheels made up of highly abrasive materials that give high durability and excellent machining capabilities. It is suitable for surface finishing of various types of engineering materials which makes it highly demanding among our clients as it can be used in a variety of applications. It is available in various customized diameters as per the demands of our customers. Get this industrial tool with a supply ability of 100 pieces per day.

Key Features:

Easy to mount
Longer lifespan
Hassle free operation
Less grain shedding

Mounted Flap Discs

Description: Our Mounted Flap Discs are distinguished by optimal quality materials and superior fabric of the support cloth, which do not burn during the operation and do not emit any bad smell. These present evenly insuring optimum alteration and cutting rate.

Exceptional Performance and Versatility

These steel-shank mounted flap wheels deliver reliable and consistent results across a variety of materials including metals, wood, and plastics. Their radial design and cloth-backed aluminium oxide abrasive ensure effective material removal and superior finishing quality. With high temperature resistance and grain sizes from P40 to P320, theyre well-suited for both rough and fine applications.

Wide Compatibility and Simple Installation

Mount the flap wheels quickly on standard 6mm shanks using die grinders, drills, or straight grinders. Their compatibility with common tools makes them an efficient choice for workshops and industrial settings, ensuring easy integration into existing processes without additional fittings or adjustments.

Durable Construction for Challenging Applications

Constructed with a tough aluminium oxide abrasive and resin bond, these flap wheels offer high durability and sustained performance during intensive operations. Their medium to hard hardness profile makes them ideal for aggressive grinding, while the cloth backing maintains the wheels integrity across prolonged use.

FAQs of Mounted Flap Wheels:

Q: How do I properly mount the Mounted Flap Wheel on my tool?

A: Ensure your die grinder, drill, or straight grinder is compatible with a 6mm shank. Insert the steel spindle of the flap wheel into your tools chuck, tighten securely, and confirm stability before operation. Always follow manufacturer and safety guidelines for tool attachment.

Q: What materials can be processed with these flap wheels?

A: These flap wheels are suitable for a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, wood, and various plastics. Their aluminium oxide abrasive ensures effective results across diverse surfaces, from aggressive grinding to fine finishing.

Q: When is it best to use different grain sizes of flap wheels?

A: Select coarser grains (P40-P80) for rapid stock removal, deburring, and blending. Finer grains (P120-P320) are ideal for surface finishing, polishing, and achieving a smoother texture. The appropriate grain size depends on the desired finish and level of material removal.

Q: Where can these mounted flap wheels be used?

A: They are ideal for workshops, metal fabrication units, manufacturing plants, and maintenance operations. Suitable for aggressive and precision work, they serve well in both industrial and general-purpose environments across India.

Q: What are the main benefits of using these mounted flap wheels?

A: Key benefits include high durability, uniform surface finish, and compatibility with common tools. Their ability to withstand high temperatures allows for aggressive grinding without degrading performance, making them a reliable choice for continuous production environments.

Q: How does the resin bonding and cloth backing improve performance?

A: Resin bond ensures strong adhesion of abrasive grains and consistent grinding action. The cloth backing provides flexibility and durability, allowing the wheel to conform to workpiece contours and resist tearing during demanding applications.

Q: What safety precautions should I follow when using these flap wheels?

A: Always wear proper personal protective equipment, operate within the 15,000 RPM maximum speed, and inspect the wheel for damage before each use. Follow both tool and wheel manufacturer recommendations to ensure safe and effective operation.