FLAP SANDING DISC 230MM 120GRIT A/O
Features
- 230 mm diameter — greater contact area for faster finishing on large surfaces or panels.
- 120-grit Aluminium Oxide abrasive — a finer grit for smoother finish than coarse discs while maintaining good material removal rate.
- Flap-disc construction — overlapping abrasive flaps conform to the workpiece and reduce gouging or swirl marks compared to rigid grinding wheels.
- Trade-grade build from Tork Craft — designed for repeated usage in professional environments.
Benefits
- Large area coverage: The 230 mm size means fewer passes are needed on big panels, improving productivity.
- Smoother finish quality: 120-grit offers better surface condition and less aggressive scratch pattern than lower-grit discs.
- Versatile finishing solution: Suitable for steel, sheet goods, light blending, surface cleaning and preparation ahead of coatings or welding.
Extra Information
- Ensure your grinder or machine supports a 230 mm diameter disc and that the backing plate and machine rpm are rated appropriately for the disc.
- Use steady feed and moderate pressure — let the flaps do the work and avoid heavy pressure which shortens flap life or gives uneven finish.
- For ultra-fine finishing or polishing stages, you may follow this disc with a finer flap disc or non-woven surface conditioning disc.
Pro Tip
- On large steel or panel workflows, begin with a coarser disc to remove major imperfections, then switch to this 120-grit 230 mm disc for finishing—this workflow gives cleaner results and makes the large-size disc pay off.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCFD230-120 |
| Disc Diameter | 230 mm |
| Abrasive Grit | 120 G (Aluminium Oxide) |
| Pack Quantity | 1 disc |
| Suitable Materials | Steel, Sheet Goods, Large Panels, Surface Preparation |
Safety
- Wear eye, ear and dust protection while using this disc—large diameter discs can throw chips or ruin finish if misused.
- Ensure the guard is fitted and rated for 230 mm diameter discs; never exceed the maximum RPM rating of the disc and machine.
- Allow the disc to reach full speed before engaging the work; maintain steady feed and avoid side-pressure or twisting which can lead to gouging or kick-back.
