Abrasive Hook-and-Loop Discs Dedra 150 mm #220 grit, set of 5

Set of five Dedra 150 mm abrasive discs with hook-and-loop backing, grit #220, made for orbital and random orbital sanders that accept 150 mm sanding pads. These discs are intended for intermediate sanding and surface preparation—smoothing wood, removing old paint or varnish, and matting surfaces prior to finishing. The anti-clogging abrasive surface helps reduce loading and maintain consistent cutting performance during extended use.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop backing allows quick attachment and replacement on compatible sanders, minimizing downtime. A medium #220 grit provides a balance between material removal and surface refinement, suitable for preparing surfaces for paints and varnishes. The anti-clogging coating reduces residue buildup, which extends effective abrasive life and preserves sanding efficiency. Supplied as a set of five discs to support multiple small projects or repeated passes on larger tasks.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and intermediate sanding of soft and hard woods
• Removing loose paint, varnish or surface contaminants
• Surface preparation before painting, staining or lacquering
• Refining edges and contours with orbital or random orbital sanders

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 150 mm
• Abrasive grit: #220 (medium-fine)
• Attachment system: hook-and-loop (velcro) backing
• Pack quantity: 5 discs
• Anti-clogging surface treatment for reduced loading

How to use

Fit a 150 mm hook-and-loop disc onto the compatible sanding pad, ensuring proper alignment. Start sanding at low to medium speed and use light, even pressure; allow the abrasive to do the work rather than forcing the tool. Move the sander in overlapping passes, keeping the tool flat to avoid creating dips or gouges. Replace the disc when cutting performance decreases or the abrasive becomes excessively clogged or worn.

Usage recommendations

For best results, begin with coarser grit when removing heavy material and progress to the #220 discs for intermediate smoothing and final surface preparation. Use dust extraction or a vacuum attachment where possible to reduce airborne dust and improve abrasive life. Inspect the workpiece periodically and change discs to maintain consistent finish quality.