TORK CRAFT Flap Sanding Disc 115mm 120grit 4+1 Free A/o

Features

• 115 mm diameter — good size for angle grinder applications and accessible for most bench or handheld tasks.
• 120 grit aluminium oxide abrasive — finer grit for finishing, blending welds, de-burring metal and smoothing surfaces.
• Flap-disc construction — overlapping abrasive flaps conform to curved and flat surfaces, offering better finish than standard grinding discs.
• Value pack format 4 + 1 free — trade-friendly to reduce cost per disc and maintain stock on-site.
• Flat surface design — best suited for flat or lightly contoured surfaces and surface-preparation tasks.

Benefits

• Enhanced finish quality: The 120-grit flaps deliver a smoother finish and less aggressive cut compared to coarse-grain discs.
• Reduced downtime: Having a 5-disc pack with one free offers spares on-the-shelf so the tool stays in use without waiting for replacements.
• Versatile use: Suitable for metal fabrication, steel blending, wood or composite surface smoothing, and general site finishing tasks.
• Trade durability: Built for repeated use and quick stock change-outs; a reliable accessory for busy workshops.

Extra Information

• Fit the disc securely on the correct arbor size (22.23 mm) and ensure machine rpm is below the disc’s maximum rating before use.
• Use with appropriate guard and follow safe feed practices — avoid heavy pressure, let the disc do the work to maintain flap life and finish quality.
• On wood or composite materials, test on a small area first to ensure the finish is acceptable; adjust feed speed or machine RPM if necessary.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when using the disc — abrasive flaps generate dust and particulates.
• Ensure guard is in place and machine rpm does not exceed the disc’s rated maximum.
• Allow the disc to reach full speed before engaging material; feed steadily and avoid side-pressure or twisting the disc.
• Inspect the disc before use — if flap layers are worn, delaminated or bowed, replace the disc to avoid uneven finish or risk of break-out.