Shaft mounted flap wheels can be used in portable air or electric power tools, including die grinders, flexible shafts and drills.

Used for a wide range of applications such as removal of rust, cleaning up welds and sanding wood prior to painting.

Features and Benefits
• Recessed hub design for maximum access in tight corners
• Highly efficient design
• Durable construction means the flap wheels last longer than others on the market

Typical Applications
• Final finishing of metal surfaces
• Miss-match removal and de-burring on machined components.
• Blending and finishing tool, tubes, dies, moulds, channels
• Edge blending and cleaning. Surface preparation prior to painting and plating
• Can be used on metals, woods, plastic and fibreglass

Notes
• Images are for illustration purposes only

Durable, reliable aluminum oxide power file belts - perfect for a wide range of filing applications.

Features and Benefits
• Ultra-durable X-Weight poly/cotton backing material
• High cutting performance
• Designed for a wide range of power files

Typical Applications
• Suitable for hard wood, low & high carbon steel, stainless steel & non ferrous metals

Notes
• Abrasive material: Aluminium oxide
• Images for illustration purposes only

Conical flap discs are a high performance alternative to sanding discs where surface finish is important. On light gauge sheet metal, the overlapped abrasive strips slowly wear away revealing fresh abrasive.

Features and Benefits
• The overlap design reduces clogging and ensures the disc always cuts effectively and
• Provides a consistent finish throughout disc life
• No backing pads needed

Notes
• Safe to use at 80m/s on any grinder

Standards
EN12413

York Inox cutting discs are perfect for efficiently cutting metal with minimum material removal and machine wear, thanks to their thin profile. They are suitable for use with all appropriate handheld grinders and can even be used on stainless steel.
There are a wide range of sizes available, with 180mm and 230mm sizes suitable for use on circular saws.

Features and Benefits
• Thin profile allows for quick and efficient cuts with minimal material removal and machine wear
• Wide range of sizes allow for usage on a variety of appropriate handheld grinders and larger sizes can even be used in circular saws

Notes
• Cutting discs must never be used for grinding and must always be presented to the work piece at an angle of 90°