The flap wheel, each wheel is made of hundreds of gauze pieces bonded with resin, and can also be called a flap wheel or a chuck-type flap wheel. It belongs to a type of coated abrasive. The flap wheel is divided into two types: straight groove and U-shaped groove.
Manufacturing process:
The abrasive used in the flap wheel is aluminum oxide, which is made into gauze using a cloth base as the base material through the assembly line, and the gauze is stacked and made by full resin bonding.
The sand blade is fixed by opening grooves on the upper and lower sides of the chuck. L-shaped buckle grooves and fastening rings are set at both ends of the inner side of the sand blade. The fastening ring is fixedly connected to the buckle groove, and the fastening ring and the buckle groove are solidified and bonded with glue.
Uses:
1. Can be used with various automatic/manual polishing equipment for polishing and grinding, and can be used for deburring, rust removal, paint removal, and welding seam grinding.
2. Can be used for large-scale rough polishing, grinding, rust removal, etc. on the surfaces of various materials such as stainless steel, metal, wood, stone, etc.
3. Can be used for polishing and grinding of various irregular surfaces.
4. Can be used for polishing and grinding in heavy machinery, automobile manufacturing, ship repair, stainless steel, aluminum alloy, hardware and decoration industries.
Product features:
1. Its contact surface is hard, but its unique structure makes its blades more elastic and not easy to break.
2. Strong cutting force, high polishing efficiency; long wear life.
3. Fast heat dissipation and not easy to burn the workpiece.
How to choose a good flap wheel?
You should choose a store with a brand and quality assurance to buy, and avoid choosing a cheap flap wheel.
The reason why the flap wheel is cheap is that the materials used in the production process are relatively inferior. If the quality does not meet the standards, it is easy to have safety hazards during use, which will cause flying pieces and explosions due to high-speed rotation during use.
