Grinding discs Dedra 125 mm ceramic abrasive Ø125 mm P60 hook-and-loop set 5 pcs

Set of five Dedra ceramic abrasive grinding discs, 125 mm diameter, grit P60, designed for coarse material removal and surface preparation. Each disc features a hook-and-loop (velcro) backing for fast attachment and replacement on compatible 125 mm sanding pads or angle grinders. The ceramic abrasive formulation provides effective cutting performance and a longer service life compared with conventional abrasives, suitable for work on metal, wood and composite materials.

Advantages

The ceramic abrasive delivers high cutting efficiency and sustained performance during aggressive grinding. The 125 mm diameter offers a stable contact area for controlled stock removal, while grit P60 balances cutting speed and surface finish for rapid shaping and preparation. The hook-and-loop backing simplifies mounting and removal, reducing downtime when changing discs. Supplied as a set of five, the discs provide multiple replacements for extended job continuity.

Suitable for

• Coarse grinding and shaping of metal surfaces
• Removing paint, rust and weld spatter
• Initial sanding and leveling of wood and composite panels
• Surface preparation before welding or painting
• Use with 125 mm hook-and-loop sanding pads and compatible angle grinders

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic
• Grit: P60
• Attachment: hook-and-loop (velcro) backing
• Pack quantity: 5 discs

How to use

Ensure the tool and sanding pad or backing plate are rated for 125 mm discs and switch off and unplug the machine before fitting. Align the disc with the backing plate and press firmly to engage the hook-and-loop connection. Start the tool at low speed to verify secure attachment and proper rotation, then proceed with grinding using moderate pressure and consistent movement to avoid overheating or gouging. Replace discs when cutting efficiency decreases or the abrasive surface is worn.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and a dust mask. Use dust extraction when available, and allow the workpiece and disc to cool between extended grinding intervals. For best results on metal, maintain a steady, light-to-moderate pressure; on wood and composites, test on a scrap piece to confirm desired surface finish before proceeding to the main workpiece.