Flap wheel (50x20x6) P120 Klingspor KM 615 (253612)



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 50x20x6. Ref.: 03-253612.
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KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 50x20x6. Ref.: 03-253612.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 20x10x6. Ref.: 03-284732.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 20x15x6. Ref.: 03-284739.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 40x20x6. Ref.: 03-323007.
KLINGSPOR socket — tightening and loosening threaded fasteners of the corresponding size. 60x30x6. Ref.: 03-14032.
KLINGSPOR socket — tightening and loosening threaded fasteners of the corresponding size. 40x15x6. Ref.: 03-14006.
KLINGSPOR socket — tightening and loosening threaded fasteners of the corresponding size. 40x15x6. Ref.: 03-14007.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 80x50x6. Ref.: 03-13181.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 80x40x6. Ref.: 03-253624.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 40x20x6. Ref.: 03-296848.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 100x50x6. Ref.: 03-258951.



KLINGSPOR flap disc — grinding, deburring and finishing metal surfaces. 100x50x6. Ref.: 03-258950.
Grinding heads and mounted points are compact, precision abrasive tools built with a vitrified or resinoid abrasive stone securely bonded to a steel mandrel shaft. They are engineered for intricate finishing, deburring, weld blending, and shaping complex contours, internal bores, slots, and hard-to-reach areas in metalworking, mold making, and fabrication. Utilized primarily with straight die grinders, rotary tools, electric drills, and flexible shaft machines, they process carbon steels, hardened alloys, cast iron, ceramics, stone, and rigid polymers efficiently. Available in a wide variety of shapes—including cylindrical, tapered, ball-shaped, wheel, and cone profiles—these tools allow precise material removal and surface refinement. Critical selection criteria include shank diameter (typically 3 mm or 6 mm), head dimensions, abrasive grit size, and maximum operational RPM limits.