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125x3mm (5”) Type 42 Grinding Disc – 10 Pack

Pack of 10 - $24.00 Ex GST
($2.40 each)

Ideal for weld preparation and weld finishing with smooth, controlled grinding.
125 x 3 x 22.23mm Flexible Grinding Disc Zirconia SG36 – 20 Pack is an X Flex abrasive product intended for professional metal fabrication, workshop maintenance and general industrial use. 125mm flexible grinding disc for professional fabrication work where a smoother finish and better control are needed than a standard hard grinding disc. This product is suited to users who want practical, reliable consumables that are easy to understand, easy to reorder and suitable for day-to-day trade work. For customers comparing abrasive products online, the key points to check are the size, material suitability, machine compatibility, pack quantity and safe operating speed. X Flex product pages should clearly show these details so the customer can choose the correct item before placing an order. This product should be used only for its intended application and with a compatible machine. Correct use helps improve finish quality, user control and product life, while incorrect use can reduce performance and create safety risks.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Brand	X Flex
Product Type	Flexible Grinding Disc
Diameter	125 mm
Thickness	3.0 mm
Bore Size	22.23 mm
Abrasive / Grit	Zirconia – SG36
Profile	Flexible grinding / blending disc
Maximum Operating Speed	80 m/s
Maximum RPM	12,250 RPM typical for 125 mm discs – verify label
Compatible Machine	125 mm angle grinder
Pack Quantity	10 discs
Country of Manufacture	India

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Store in a dry, clean area away from moisture, impact, excessive heat and direct floor contact. Keep products in original packaging until required.

Section	Details
Ideal Applications	Blending welds after fabrication. Cleaning and smoothing edges. Surface preparation before coating. General metal finishing where fewer disc changes are preferred.
Suitable Materials	Mild steel. Stainless steel. Fabricated steel components.
Recommended Machine	125 mm angle grinder with correct guard fitted.
Best For	Fabricators who want a smoother result than a standard grinding disc while still removing material effectively.
Do Not Use For	Cutting work. Using as a substitute for a dedicated polishing system. Excessive edge pressure or aggressive gouging.
Practical Workshop Note	Use controlled overlap passes to achieve a more even finish across the workpiece.

Grinding discs are intended for grinding operations such as weld removal, bevel preparation and heavy stock removal. They are not intended for thin cutting operations.

Section	Details
Intended Use	Grinding, weld removal, edge preparation, bevel grinding, cleaning and stock removal on suitable metal workpieces.
Compatible Machine	Angle grinder matching the disc diameter, bore size and maximum speed marking.
Before Use	Inspect the product for cracks, distortion, missing label, moisture damage or other visible damage. Do not use damaged or questionable products.
PPE	Safety glasses or face shield, hearing protection, gloves suitable for the task, protective clothing, safety footwear and respiratory protection where dust or fumes may be present.
Speed Check	Confirm that the machine speed does not exceed the maximum speed/RPM marked on the product label.
Guarding	Use the correct machine guard where applicable. Never remove guards to fit a larger or incorrect abrasive product.
Never Use For	Thin cutting, use on an incorrect grinder size, use without guard, use on materials not suitable for the disc, or grinding with a damaged disc.

• Use the correct grinding angle and steady pressure.
• Avoid jamming the disc into corners.
• Keep the guard between the operator and the disc where possible.
• Move smoothly to avoid gouging and overheating.
• Stop if vibration or unusual noise occurs.

• Applying excessive pressure.
• Using a worn or uneven disc.
• Grinding with the tool at an unsafe angle.
• Removing the guard to reach tight spaces.
• Using the wrong disc on stainless steel where contamination is a concern.