Cut through more material in one sweep—the aluminum backing plate handles heavier pressure than standard discs. The overlapping flaps reveal new grit as you work for steady material removal and even finishes. These discs fit over your tool’s arbor for the most stable mounting.

Made with aluminum oxide in a diamond pattern, these flexible wheels remove mill scale from metal, including pipe, in a single step. They won’t clog or glaze, so they leave a clean and even surface. Also known as (AVOS) Type 29 wheels, they have an upside-down dish shape for a large contact area.

Caution: Use only accessories that have a greater rpm rating than the maximum speed of the grinder you choose.

Grind a variety of materials, such as metal, fiberglass, and ceramics. These grinding wheels work with aluminum when properly lubricated. The diamond abrasive is core bonded to expose more abrasive particles, so they’ll last longer and outperform traditional grinding wheels with fewer sparks and less odor. Also known as (AVOS) Type 29 wheels, they have an upside-down dish shape for a large contact area.

Caution: Use only accessories that have a greater rpm rating than the maximum speed of the grinder you choose.

With more abrasive than other flap discs for hard metals, these last 30-40% longer. The overlapping flaps expose new grit as you work for steady material removal and even finishes. Mount discs on your tool’s arbor.

Sand hard metals, trim the disc, and then sand some more. These discs have sharp, durable abrasive with a slick coating that prevents dust and debris from building up. With a soft plastic backing plate, you can trim the flaps as they wear and only need to replace the disc when all the abrasive is gone. To sand contoured and irregular surfaces, adjust how much the flaps overhang the backing plate. Discs mount onto your tool’s arbor.

Nylon mesh flaps compensate for uneven pressure to create a consistent finish. Also known as non-woven or surface-conditioning discs, these resist clogging and are often used to prepare surfaces for painting and coating. As the top layer of abrasive wears away, a new layer is exposed, so they last longer than discs without flaps. They fit over your tool’s arbor for the most stable mounting.

Remove material from stainless steel and other hard metals without overheating or discoloring your work surface. The overlapping abrasive flaps on these discs are lubricated to minimize heat buildup. As the top layer of abrasive wears away, a new layer is exposed so these last longer than discs without flaps. Mount them onto your tool’s arbor.

The flexible backing on these wheels conforms to curved and rough surfaces. Wheels are aluminum oxide, which is the most common abrasive used in grinding metal.

Caution: Use only accessories that have a greater rpm rating than the maximum speed of the grinder you choose.

Use every inch of these sanding discs. The soft plastic backing plate can be trimmed as the flaps wear down, so you won't have to replace the disc until all the abrasive is gone. To sand contoured and irregular surfaces, adjust how much the flaps overhang the backing plate. Discs mount onto your tool’s arbor.

Prevent overheating or discoloring work surfaces. The overlapping flaps on these discs alternate between abrasive and a lubricant that minimizes heat buildup. As the top layer of abrasive wears away, a new layer is exposed so these last longer than discs without flaps. They fit over your tool’s arbor for the most stable mounting.

Avoid overheating or discoloring soft metal and nonmetal workpieces. The overlapping abrasive flaps on these discs are lubricated to minimize heat buildup. As you work, the flaps expose new grit for steady material removal and even finishes. Mount discs onto your tool’s arbor.