71985 DISC FLAP TYPE29 40GRIT 45IN
by Gap Power
SKU 891-2016
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Original price
$7.95
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Original price
$7.95
Original price
$7.95
$7.95
$7.95
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$7.95
Current price
$7.95
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Overview
The Forney Flap Disc, Blue Zirconia, Type 29 (71985) is designed for aggressive material removal and surface finishing on right angle grinders.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| MPN | 71985 |
| Brand | Forney |
| Product Type | Flap Disc, Type 29 (Depressed Center) |
| Diameter | 4-1/2 in. |
| Arbor Size | 7/8 in. |
| Abrasive Material | Zirconia Aluminum Oxide (ZA40) |
| Grit | 40 Grit (Fine Grade) |
| Maximum Speed | 13,300 RPM |
| Backing Plate | Reinforced Fiberglass |
| Package Quantity | 1 pc |
| Weight | 0.22 lb |
| Compatibility | Right Angle Grinders |
Technical Features
- Zirconia Aluminum Oxide Abrasive: A self-sharpening grain compound that continuously exposes new cutting points as flaps wear, maintaining consistent cutting performance throughout the disc's service life.
- Multiple Layered Flap Construction: Stacked zirconia cloth flaps expose fresh abrasive surfaces during use, extending disc longevity significantly compared to standard sanding discs.
- Type 29 Depressed Center Profile: Angled disc geometry increases surface contact during aggressive stock removal and allows for improved operator control on flat and contoured workpieces.
- Reinforced Fiberglass Backing Plate: Provides structural rigidity and support under load, maintaining disc integrity at operating speeds up to 13,300 RPM.
- Automated Lamination Process: State-of-the-art automated equipment bonding ensures consistent flap adhesion and uniform abrasive distribution across the disc surface.
- 7/8 in. Arbor Fit: Standard arbor sizing ensures direct compatibility with common right angle grinder spindle configurations without adapters.
Applications
- Rough stock removal on metal surfaces where fast cutting action is required.
- Fine finishing operations on weld seams, fabricated parts, and structural steel.
- Surface preparation on flat and contoured workpieces prior to painting or coating.
- General-purpose grinding tasks requiring flexibility across both coarse removal and finishing in a single disc.

















































