Sandpaper Discs with Holes GEKO G78687 225 mm P220, for orbital sanders (pack options: 10/100/500)

GEKO G78687 sandpaper discs are 225 mm diameter abrasive pads with pre-cut dust-extraction holes and P220 grit, made for orbital and random orbital sanders. They are intended for fine sanding tasks on wood, painted surfaces and fillers where light material removal and a smooth finish are required. The discs are supplied in pack sizes of 10, 100 or 500 pieces to suit occasional or high-volume use and are compatible with sanding pads that accept 225 mm discs with a corresponding hole pattern.

Advantages

These 225 mm P220 sandpaper discs combine a fine abrasive grade with dust-extraction holes to reduce clogging and improve sanding efficiency. The uniform grit ensures consistent surface finish and the disc format is suitable for orbital sanders, enabling controlled, low-aggression sanding. Multiple pack sizes allow selection according to job frequency and operational scale. The discs are designed to deliver predictable results in smoothing and between-coat preparation without aggressive stock removal.

Suitable for

• Fine sanding of bare and finished wood
• Between-coat sanding of paint and lacquer
• Smoothing filler and putty before finishing
• Light surface preparation prior to adhesion or coating

Key specifications

• Diameter: 225 mm
• Abrasive grade: P220 (fine)
• Perforation: dust-extraction holes compatible with orbital sander pads
• Compatibility: designed for orbital and random orbital sanders
• Available pack sizes: 10, 100 or 500 pieces

How to use

Select a sanding pad and orbital sander compatible with 225 mm discs and the hole pattern for dust extraction. Attach the disc evenly to the sanding pad using the backing system on the disc and ensure it is centered. Operate the sander with steady, overlapping passes and light to moderate pressure; avoid excessive pressure to prevent premature wear of the P220 abrasive. For best results on painted or filled surfaces, work progressively and check the surface frequently to achieve the desired smoothness.

Usage recommendations

Use dust extraction where possible to extend abrasive life and maintain a cleaner work environment. Replace discs when the abrasive surface shows glazing or uneven wear. For coarse defects or heavy material removal, start with a lower-numbered grit before finishing with P220.