Abrasive sanding disc with hook-and-loop 225 mm P220 GEKO pack

Abrasive sanding disc with hook-and-loop 225 mm P220 GEKO pack is a 225 mm diameter hook-and-loop sandpaper disc with P220 grit designed for medium-fine sanding and surface preparation. The disc is intended for use on wood, painted surfaces, putty and soft metals, and is supplied in a multi-piece pack suitable for workshop and renovation tasks. It fits sanding pads and backing plates that accept 225 mm hook-and-loop discs and is suitable for hand-held and orbital sanders with compatible backing.

Advantages

The P220 abrasive surface provides a fine, consistent finish while removing minor imperfections and preparing surfaces for subsequent coatings. Hook-and-loop fastening allows for quick attachment and replacement on compatible backing pads, reducing downtime during sanding jobs. The discs are produced to deliver uniform grit distribution for even wear and reliable surface results across the working area.

Suitable for

• Sanding and finishing wooden furniture and panels
• Feathering and smoothing painted surfaces and primer
• Surface preparation of putty and fillers before painting
• Light deburring and finishing of soft metals

Key specifications

• Diameter: 225 mm
• Abrasion grit: P220 (medium-fine)
• Fastening type: hook-and-loop (velcro)
• Material compatibility: wood, paint, putty, soft metals
• Pack format: multi-piece pack for workshop and renovation use

How to use

Select a compatible 225 mm hook-and-loop backing pad or sanding plate and attach the disc by aligning the hook-and-loop surfaces. Operate the sander at recommended speeds for the substrate and apply light, even pressure—excessive force can shorten disc life and create uneven sanding. Replace the disc when grit becomes clogged or worn to maintain consistent surface quality. For best results, progress through appropriate grit steps when moving from coarse to fine sanding.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection when sanding. For painted surfaces, ensure compatibility of the abrasive with paint type, and test on a small area if necessary. Store discs flat in a dry environment to preserve adhesion and abrasive performance.