Abrasive sanding disc 125 mm P40 GEKO FIBRA with slots, pack sizes 25/50/1000

Abrasive sanding disc 125 mm P40 GEKO FIBRA with slots is designed for surface preparation with 125 mm angle grinders and compatible orbital sanders. The coarse P40 grit removes material efficiently from metal, wood and painted surfaces, while the radial slot pattern reduces heat buildup and minimizes clogging. Discs are intended for heavy-duty tasks such as shaping, deburring and stripping old paint or rust in workshop and industrial environments. Available in pack sizes of 25, 50 and 1000 to suit occasional repairs or continuous production use.

Advantages

The GEKO FIBRA P40 sanding disc combines a durable abrasive coating with a fiber-reinforced backing to withstand torque from angle grinders while retaining cutting performance. Radial slots improve air circulation across the contact area, which lowers operating temperature and reduces loading that can compromise cutting speed. The coarse grit provides fast stock removal and effective material shaping, making these discs practical for both metalworking and woodworking tasks. Multiple pack sizes allow selection based on job frequency and inventory needs.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Rapid material removal and shaping of wood and composite panels
• Deburring welded joints and edges
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• Workshop and industrial production environments

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasion grit: P40 (coarse)
• Design: radial slots for reduced heat and clogging
• Backing: fiber-reinforced for increased durability under grinder use
• Compatible tools: 125 mm angle grinders and orbital sanders that accept hook-and-loop or adhesive-backed discs (check tool compatibility)
• Pack sizes: 25, 50, 1000 discs

How to use

Select the appropriate disc and pack quantity for the task. Fit the disc to a compatible 125 mm grinder or sander according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring secure attachment and correct rotation direction. Start with light pressure and increase as needed to achieve the desired material removal while maintaining control and avoiding excessive heat. Keep the disc moving across the surface to prevent gouging and to promote even wear; replace the disc when abrasive effectiveness diminishes or damage appears.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, gloves and dust mask. For best results on metal, use slower feed and allow cooling intervals to reduce heat buildup. For painted surfaces, ensure proper ventilation and consider a dust extraction system to manage debris. Store discs flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve abrasive performance.