Trimmable Backing Flap Discs – T27 & T29
Trimmable Backing Flap Discs – T27 & T29
Trimmable backing flap discs are designed for metal grinding, weld blending, deburring, and surface finishing applications.
Unlike conventional flap discs with rigid backing plates, selected trimmable designs feature a specially engineered plastic backing that can be trimmed according to the manufacturer's instructions as the abrasive flaps wear down.
This design helps users access additional usable abrasive material during the service life of the disc.
Product Features
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Trimmable plastic backing design
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Designed for professional metalworking applications
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Helps improve abrasive material utilization
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Suitable for grinding, deburring, and weld blending
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Abrasive grain, diameter, grit, and disc shape options subject to supplier availability
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Suitable for selected industrial fabrication and maintenance applications
Applications
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Metal grinding and surface preparation
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Weld seam blending
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Edge deburring
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General metal fabrication
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Industrial maintenance
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Surface finishing
Product Specifications
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Product Type: Trimmable Backing Flap Disc
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Backing Material: Trimmable Plastic / Nylon (subject to specification)
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Abrasive Grain: Subject to supplier configuration
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Disc Type: T27 / T29 (subject to availability)
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Disc Diameter: Multiple sizes subject to confirmation
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Grit Size: Subject to supplier specifications
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Arbor Size: Subject to product configuration
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Packaging: Bulk or custom packaging upon confirmation
Wholesale & OEM Inquiries
Averixa Supply welcomes inquiries from abrasive distributors, industrial suppliers, importers, and wholesale buyers.
Please provide your required disc diameter, grit size, abrasive material, backing type, arbor size, estimated order quantity, and destination market.
Contact Averixa Supply to discuss available specifications, wholesale sourcing, packaging requirements, and quotations.
Safety Notice: Only trim backing plates specifically designed and approved for trimming. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and never exceed the marked maximum operating speed.