FLAP DISC ZIRCONIUM 115MM 120GRIT ANGLED
Features
- 115 mm diameter — compatible with standard angle grinders, offering good access and size for blending tasks.
- 120-grit zirconium abrasive — premium grain type suited for both stock removal and refined finishing on metal.
- Angled disc design — improves access to curved or awkward surfaces and enhances contact for blending and smoothing operations.
- Durable construction by Tork Craft — built for trade use and repeated operations in fabrication and finishing settings.
Benefits
- Faster blending and finishing: The zirconium abrasive and angled profile help reduce passes and improve surface consistency compared to standard flat discs.
- Better finish quality: 120 grit and high-quality material mean less visible scratch pattern and smoother results on welds or metal surfaces.
- Improved access: Angled design helps reach edges, corners and curved components more effectively than standard flat discs.
- Trade ready: Built to handle frequent use, making it suitable for workshop or on-site metal finishing tasks.
Extra Information
- When used on stainless steel or structural steel, ensure you maintain correct feed rate and cooling to protect the finish and abrasive life.
- Secure your workpiece and ensure you have the appropriate machine RPM limit and backing plate rated for 115 mm discs before mounting.
- After coarse blending, you may follow with a finer disc or polishing stage if a near-mirror finish is required.
Pro Tip
- Use the angled disc on weld seams by holding the grinder at a slight angle and letting the flaps conform to the bead; this gives better blending with less gouging and maintains profile.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCFD115-4-120 |
| Disc Diameter | 115 mm |
| Abrasive Grit | 120 G (Zirconium) |
| Disc Design | Angled Flap Disc |
| Suitable Materials | Steel, Stainless Steel, Weld Blending, Finish-metal work |
| Pack Quantity | 1 disc |
Safety
- Wear eye, ear and dust protection when using an angle grinder with flap discs — abrasive flaps and debris can be thrown outward.
- Ensure your grinder’s maximum RPM does not exceed the disc’s rated speed and that the backing plate and flange are correctly mounted.
- Allow the disc to reach full speed before contacting the workpiece; maintain steady feed and avoid twisting or side-pressure that could lead to gouging or disc instability.
- Inspect the disc before each use for damaged flaps, warped core or chip loss; replace the disc if any sign of damage is present.
