Longer, faster and better grinding...
Unbeatable technology and performance
Eisenblatter developed the first flap discs for high-speed angle grinders at the end of the 1970s. With more than 30 years of experience in the production of flap discs, Eisenblatter offers unbeatable technology and is now one of the leading manufacturers of flap discs in the world. In terms of material removal capacity, service life and grinding quality, the flap discs that bear the brands TRIMTEX® and TIGER SHARK-PLANTEX® – plus the newest development, PLANTEX®, made of hemp fiber high-tech compound – are among the best in the world.

Top of the class in material removal, service life and quality
The performance and service life of a flap disc are not only dependent on the abrasive fabric used, but above all on the correct combination of elastic backing material; grit mixtures on the flaps; the angle at which the flap is held against the material; hard pressing; gluing system; and more. These considerations are part of what sets CS Unitec / Eisenblatter apart from the rest – not all flap discs are the same!

Good for the environment and better for your health
Great care is taken to select raw materials that are environmentally sound and user friendly. Commonly used materials such as fiberglass, mineral fibers and epoxy resins are avoided in favor of sustainable raw materials such as hemp for the discs’ backing plates. A patented, revolutionary elastic adhesive mounting system for the abrasive fabric flaps further contributes to the safety, performance, service life and user friendliness of CS Unitec / Eisenblatter flap discs. Our discs also considerably reduce vibration and noise while grinding.

Unique patented production process
Completely new production technologies have been developed to manufacture our high-quality flap discs. The adhesion of the flaps to the backing disc is achieved using a patented, revolutionary adhesive system. In contrast to many rival products, at Eisenblatter the flaps are pressed on to the backing disc over their full area – throughout the entire hardening process – to produce a solid, compact and vibration-stable abrasive. This also gives added support to the grits and holds them firmly in their mounting, considerably extending the service life of the grinding discs.

Compliant with American and German standards set by ANSI B7.1 and DIN 13743.