Abrasive Sanding Discs GEKO 125 mm P40, pack quantity 50 (2000 sheets total)

GEKO abrasive sanding discs, 125 mm diameter with P40 grit are designed for coarse material removal and aggressive sanding tasks. Supplied as 50 discs per pack (pack information indicates 2000 sheets total), these hook-and-loop discs fit 125 mm sanders and are intended for rapid stock removal on wood, metal and painted surfaces. The coarse P40 abrasive removes old paint, levels rough edges and shapes workpieces quickly while maintaining stability on standard orbital and disc sanders.

Advantages

These 125 mm P40 sanding discs provide high removal rates and durable abrasive performance on hard and soft substrates. The hook-and-loop backing allows quick disc changes and secure attachment during operation. Abrasive grains are bonded for consistent cutting action and the disc format supports even wear, reducing the need for frequent replacement during heavy-duty sanding.

Suitable for

• Rapid removal of paint, lacquer and rust from metal surfaces
• Coarse shaping and rough sanding of wooden workpieces
• Surface preparation before finer sanding or painting
• Leveling and deburring during renovation and carpentry

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: P40 (coarse)
• Attachment type: hook-and-loop (Velcro compatible)
• Pack quantity: 50 discs per pack (pack information indicates 2000 sheets total)
• Intended substrates: wood, metal, painted surfaces

How to use

Select a compatible 125 mm hook-and-loop sander and ensure the backing pad is clean and free of debris. Attach the disc by aligning and pressing it onto the pad until fully seated. Start sanding with light contact to confirm adhesion, then apply moderate, even pressure and move the sander in overlapping passes to avoid gouging. Monitor disc wear and replace when abrasive performance declines or torn edges appear. For best results on metal, use consistent speed and cooling intervals to avoid overheating the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection. For tasks producing heavy dust, work in a ventilated area or use dust extraction. When moving from coarse to fine finishing, progress through decreasing grit sizes to achieve the required surface smoothness.