MIDO Professional Abrasive Flap Discs 115mm 12 pcs 80 Grit for Angle Grinder

This MIDO Professional Abrasive Flap Discs set offers durable 115 mm discs with polyester flaps coated in premium aluminium oxide grains and a rugged multi-layer fibreglass backing. Designed for grinding, sanding and finishing metal and wood, they focus on efficient material removal and a smooth final finish.

For practitioners who value productivity, this 12‑piece pack uses thicker abrasive cloth and tougher grains to extend disc life and reduce downtime between changes. The result is faster material removal and a more consistent finish, with a core that helps manage vibration for safer operation. Ideal for use with a wide range of angle grinders, these discs support both aggressive grinding and precise finishing tasks while maintaining control. 🛠️

The set is compatible with most angle grinders and the type #27 profile is suited for blending and gentle finishing. The reinforced core design contributes to stability during high‑demand work, helping to keep the grinder steady and comfortable over extended sessions. In practice, users may notice fewer disc swaps and a steadier cut when shaping metal or smoothing wood surfaces. 🚀

Key Points

This collection is built to offer dependable performance across a variety of surfaces and project stages. The sturdy backing and robust grains support long‑lasting use, with a design that modestly reduces vibration during grinding to help support safer handling. The discs meet standard safety expectations and are intended to perform in line with common workshop practices.

Technical Specifications

• Name: MIDO Professional Abrasive Flap Discs 115mm 12 PCS 80 Grit
• Type: flap discs, 80 grade aluminium oxide
• Diameter: 115 mm
• Profile: type 27
• Backing: multi‑layer fibreglass
• Pack: 12 discs
• Application: suitable for metal and wood grinding, sanding and finishing

Usage Recommendations

Use with an appropriate guard and personal protective equipment as required. Follow manufacturer guidelines on mounting speed and attachment to avoid over‑speed or misuse. For best results, work progressively with a light to medium pressure and let the abrasive do the cutting. If you encounter glazing or loading, pause to cool and clean the disc or switch to a fresh one to maintain consistent performance.