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Description
The SIAFLAP 2824 Zirconia Abrasive Flap Disc is a high-performance flap disc designed for demanding metalworking applications. Engineered with premium zirconia alumina abrasive grain and a durable X-weight cloth backing, it delivers fast stock removal, excellent durability, and a consistent surface finish. Ideal for use on unalloyed and low-alloy steel, it is suitable for weld preparation, deburring, surface treatment, and general fabrication. Supplied in a box of 10 discs.
Features
- Premium zirconia alumina abrasive for high cutting performance
- 125mm flap disc with 22.23mm bore to suit standard angle grinders
- Durable X-weight cloth backing for extended service life
- Closed-coat abrasive construction for efficient material removal
- Resin-over-resin bond for excellent heat and wear resistance
- Cooling additive helps reduce heat build-up during grinding
- Delivers a consistent surface finish throughout the life of the disc
- Supplied in a box of 10 discs
Suitable For
- Weld preparation
- Stock removal
- Deburring
- Surface treatment
- Removal of heat discolouration
- Unalloyed steel
- Low-alloy steel
- General metal fabrication
Technical Specifications
- Product Series: SIAFLAP 2824
- Disc Diameter: 125mm
- Bore Size: 22.23mm
- Abrasive Grain: Zirconia alumina
- Backing: X-weight cloth
- Coating: Closed coat
- Bonding: Resin over resin
- Special Coating: Cooling additive
- Compatible Tool: Angle grinder
- Application: Dry grinding
- Pack Size: Box of 10 discs
Benefits
- High material removal rate for increased productivity
- Long-lasting abrasive reduces disc replacement frequency
- Produces a consistent finish until the abrasive is fully worn
- Excellent performance on steel fabrication and weld preparation
- Robust construction withstands demanding industrial applications
- Cost-effective solution for professional metalworking
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