Efficient Metal Polishing Flap Disc with Abrasive Tooling

Tips for Using Ceramic Flap Discs

1. Choose the Right Grit: Ceramic flap discs come in a variety of grit sizes, ranging from coarse to fine. The grit size you choose will depend on the material you are working with and the finish you desire. For rough grinding and material removal, a coarse grit (such as 40 or 60) is recommended. For finishing and polishing, a fine grit (such as 120 or 150) is ideal.
2. Use the Correct Angle: When using a ceramic flap disc, it is important to maintain the correct angle between the disc and the workpiece. A 15-20 degree angle is typically recommended for optimal performance. This will ensure that the abrasive material makes contact with the workpiece evenly, resulting in a smooth and consistent finish.
3. Apply Even Pressure: To achieve the best results, it is important to apply even pressure when using a ceramic flap disc. Avoid pressing too hard or too lightly, as this can result in uneven wear and an inconsistent finish. Instead, apply moderate pressure and let the disc do the work for you.
4. Keep the Disc Clean: To prevent clogging and ensure maximum performance, it is important to keep the ceramic flap disc clean during use. Periodically brush or blow off any debris that accumulates on the disc, and avoid grinding on dirty or oily surfaces. This will help prolong the life of the disc and maintain its cutting efficiency.

Product Specifications

• Type: Surface Grinding Wheel
• Shape: Circle
• Cylindricity: <1
• Grain Size: 40/60/80/120
• Grit Material: Ceramic
• Origin: China
• Specification: Customized
• Transport Package: Paper Box
• Color: Purple
• Working Style: Surface Grinding
• Max Speed: 100~25000
• Circular Degree: <1