Abrasive discs Dedra Anti-clog 125 mm Ø, grit 80, hook-and-loop, set of 5

Set of 5 Dedra Anti-clog abrasive discs, 125 mm diameter, grit P80, with hook-and-loop backing designed for easy fitment to compatible angle grinders and orbital sanders. The discs feature an anti-clog coating that reduces material buildup when working on softer substrates and painted surfaces, helping to maintain consistent abrasive action. Intended for medium-coarse material removal and surface preparation on metal, wood and painted surfaces.

Advantages

The anti-clog treatment extends working time by limiting loading from sawdust, paint and soft materials, while the P80 grit provides effective stock removal without excessive aggressiveness. The hook-and-loop backing enables quick attachment and replacement, improving workflow efficiency. A 125 mm diameter offers a balance between coverage and control for handheld sanders and grinders.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Shaping and leveling wooden boards and furniture components
• Preparing painted surfaces for repainting or finishing
• Intermediate sanding between coats and surface refinement

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: P80 (medium-coarse)
• Attachment: hook-and-loop (velcro) backing
• Coating: anti-clog treatment to reduce loading
• Pack quantity: set of 5 discs

How to use

Fit the disc onto a compatible 125 mm sanding pad or backing pad using the hook-and-loop system, ensuring the disc is centered and securely attached before operation. Start sanding at low-to-moderate speed and apply even, light pressure to avoid gouging; increase pressure gradually if more aggressive stock removal is required. For painted surfaces and soft materials, periodically inspect the disc and replace it if clogging or wear reduces effectiveness.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection. Match the disc grit to the task: P80 for medium-coarse removal and surface preparation; follow with finer grits for smoothing and finishing. Avoid excessive heat build-up by using even strokes and allowing the disc to cool between extended passes.