Flap disc Metabo 626875000

The Metabo 626875000 flap disc is designed for grinding and finishing metal, stainless steel and steel surfaces. With a flat centre profile that improves contact stability, this flap disc balances material removal and surface refinement for workshop, maintenance and fabrication tasks. It is intended as an accessory for angle grinders and other rotary tools compatible with this disc size, delivering even abrasion and consistent results on welds, edges and workpiece faces.

Advantages

The flat-centre design provides stable contact and improved control, reducing chatter and uneven wear. Abrasive flaps are arranged for uniform stock removal while preserving a fine finish, which shortens subsequent polishing time. The disc construction is durable under typical metalworking conditions, offering reliable life and resistance to tearing during standard grinding operations.

Suitable for

• Grinding and blending weld seams on steel and stainless steel
• Deburring edges and removing rust or scale from metal surfaces
• Surface preparation prior to painting or coating
• Smoothing and finishing after cut or shaped metal work

Key specifications

• Intended material: metal, stainless steel and general steel
• Disc profile: flat centre for improved stability
• Abrasive type: layered flap construction for even abrasion
• Performance: balanced material removal and finishing capability
• Typical application: fits angle grinders and compatible rotary tools

How to use

Mount the flap disc on an angle grinder that matches the disc diameter and arbor specifications of your tool. Operate the grinder at the manufacturer-recommended speed range, applying light, even pressure and moving the disc across the workpiece to avoid concentrated heat buildup. Use smooth, overlapping passes to blend welds and remove material while maintaining control. Replace the disc when abrasive performance declines or when damage to the flap layers is visible.

Recommendations

For consistent results, wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection. Select the correct grinder speed and maintain a steady motion; excessive pressure or incorrect speed may reduce disc life and affect finish quality.