Increased flap count provides moderate compression for better blending and finesse. Greater cutting area promotes extended life and consistent performance throughout use.
Overlapping layers of coated abrasives wear down to expose new cutting surfaces, allowing extended use of flap discs and much more control and comfort than rigid grinding wheels. The profile of flap discs, either flat faced (Type 27) or angle faced (Type 29) controls the amount of leverage applied to surfaces. Type 27 flap discs are better for finesse and extended use, whereas Type 29 discs are much more aggressive. Standard density discs provide less flap compression, best suited for stock removal and rough shaping. High density discs utilize more flaps, prolonging life, and are less compressed, allowing limited conformability to the workpiece.
Features
Longer life for repeatable application
Aggressive weld and stock removal
Quickly blend flat and contoured seams
Leveling or blending imperfections
