Cutting discs Dedra 125 mm ceramic abrasive, grit 180, hook-and-loop, set of 5

Set of five Dedra 125 mm ceramic abrasive cutting discs, grit 180, with hook-and-loop backing for fast attachment and removal. These discs are intended for surface preparation, smoothing and light material removal on metal, wood and composite surfaces. The 125 mm diameter and hook-and-loop system make them compatible with angle grinders or rotary sanders that accept 125 mm Velcro-backed abrasives. The ceramic abrasive grain delivers consistent cutting action and a longer life than standard abrasives at similar grits.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop backing enables quick replacement and precise positioning without additional tools. Ceramic abrasive grain maintains cutting efficiency during repeated use and resists glazing when working on harder materials. A grit of 180 provides a balance between material removal and surface finish, allowing smoothing and light stock removal while preparing surfaces for further treatment. Supplied as a set of five, the discs offer immediate availability for continuous work and reduce downtime for sanding or grinding tasks.

Suitable for

• Preparing and smoothing metal surfaces before painting or welding
• Light deburring and edge blending on metal and composite parts
• Surface leveling and sanding of wood and wooden components
• Intermediate sanding in renovation and finishing work
• Use with 125 mm hook-and-loop angle grinders or rotary sanders

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive type: ceramic grain
• Grit: 180
• Backing: hook-and-loop (Velcro) for quick attachment
• Quantity: set of 5 discs

How to use

Confirm that your angle grinder or rotary sander accepts 125 mm hook-and-loop discs. Clean the backing pad to remove dust or debris, align the disc with the pad and press firmly to secure the hook-and-loop connection. Start the tool at low speed to verify correct mounting and balance, then proceed at the working speed recommended by the tool manufacturer. Apply light, even pressure and move the disc steadily across the surface to avoid gouging. Replace discs when the abrasive performance decreases or the disc shows excessive wear.

Usage recommendations

For safety, always wear eye protection, hearing protection and appropriate gloves. Use correct tool guards and maintain a steady hand to control the disc. When working on metal, use intermittent contact to avoid overheating the workpiece and the abrasive. Store discs flat in a dry environment to preserve the backing and abrasive integrity.