Our flap wheels are available in different diameters – typically 30 mm to 80 mm – and come with the standard 6 mm shank. This makes them compatible with drill machines, die grinders, cordless tools and pneumatic grinders. Whether deburring, cleaning, matting or fine finishing – flap wheels ensure controlled, repeatable results.
Flap Wheels & Sanding Mops
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Flap Wheels & Sanding Mops – Flexible Surface Finishing for Metal, Stainless Steel & Wood
Flap wheels – also known as sanding mops – are highly versatile tools for professional surface finishing. Their flexible lamella structure made of abrasive cloth or non-woven material adapts perfectly to contours, edges and curves, delivering a uniform finish on metal, stainless steel (INOX), wood, plastic and many other materials.
Advantages of Our Flap Wheels
- Perfect adaptation to edges, curves & hard-to-reach areas
- Even material removal through flexible lamella design
- Suitable for metal, stainless steel/INOX, wood, plastics & non-ferrous metals
- Ideal for deburring, matting, cleaning & surface preparation
- Compatible with drills, die grinders & cordless machines
- Available in abrasive cloth or non-woven versions
- Long lifetime & smooth operation
Typical Applications
- Deburring metal & stainless steel edges
- Matting & structuring stainless steel, INOX & aluminium
- Surface preparation before coating or polishing
- Sanding wood, edges and curved parts
- Removing rust, oxide layers, paint & contamination
- Finishing of complex or curved surfaces
Technical Details
| Shank size | 6 mm |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 30 mm – 80 mm |
| Material types | Abrasive cloth (K40–K180), non-woven (coarse–medium–fine) |
| Suitable materials | Metal, stainless steel, wood, plastics |
| Machines | Drills, die grinders, cordless tools |
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What is a flap wheel used for?
Flap wheels are used for deburring, cleaning, matting and sanding metal, stainless steel, wood and plastics.
What is the standard shank size?
Most flap wheels use a 6 mm shank, fitting drills and die grinders.
Which grit should I choose?
Coarse for stronger removal (K40–K60), medium for general work (K80–K120) and non-woven for fine surfaces.
Are flap wheels suitable for stainless steel?
Yes, especially non-woven flap wheels are perfect for INOX and delicate surfaces.
Are flap wheels good for curved surfaces?
Yes, the flexible lamella structure adapts perfectly to curves and irregular shapes.
Flap wheels & sanding mops – flexible, durable and ideal for metal, stainless steel, wood and more.