Sanding disc pack EINHELL 4599980 — sanding discs 165×150 mm, brown, 5 pcs

Pack of 5 sanding discs by EINHELL designed for use with compatible rotary or oscillating sanders. Each disc measures 165 × 150 mm and is supplied in a brown abrasive grade suitable for light to medium material removal. The set is intended as replaceable abrasive accessories for surface preparation tasks such as smoothing wood, removing paint or rust, and refining surfaces prior to finishing.

Advantages

The sanding discs come in a matched pack of five, offering immediate replacements to maintain continuous workflow. Their 165 × 150 mm shape provides a broad contact area for efficient sanding across flat and slightly contoured surfaces. Brown abrasive material balances cutting performance and lifespan, making these discs suitable for general-purpose sanding tasks. Lightweight packaging keeps storage and handling convenient while maintaining compatibility with tools designed for this disc size.

Suitable for

• Smoothing and leveling wooden surfaces
• Removing old paint or varnish from furniture and fixtures
• Light rust removal and surface cleaning on metal
• Surface preparation before painting or lacquering
• General-purpose sanding in DIY and workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Quantity: 5 discs per pack
• Disc dimensions: 165 × 150 mm
• Color: brown abrasive surface
• Intended use: light to medium sanding and grinding
• Package weight: approximately 230 g

How to use

Fit a disc to a compatible sanding tool following the tool manufacturer's instructions for mounting abrasive accessories. Ensure the tool is disconnected from power when changing discs. Start sanding at low speed to check compatibility and progress, then adjust speed and pressure to match the workpiece and desired finish. Replace discs when abrasive effectiveness diminishes or if the disc shows signs of damage.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when sanding. Test the disc on a small area to verify finish results before proceeding with the entire surface. For best results on wood, progress through finer abrasives after initial material removal to achieve a smooth finish.