Sandpaper Discs GEKO 125 mm P150, 8-hole, pack 50/2000

GEKO 125 mm sandpaper discs with P150 grit are designed for medium-fine sanding of wood, painted surfaces and primers. The discs have a standard 125 mm diameter and an 8-hole pattern to match extraction systems on orbital and random-orbit sanders. Supplied in pack options labeled 50/2000, these abrasive discs are intended for use where controlled material removal and surface preparation are required prior to finishing.

Advantages

The paper combines a P150 abrasive grade that balances cutting rate and surface smoothness, making it suitable for intermediate sanding steps. The 8-hole layout ensures compatibility with many dust extraction systems, reducing airborne dust during operation. Discs are manufactured to fit standard 125 mm sanding pads, providing consistent contact and reliable attachment for efficient sanding.

Suitable for

• Sanding wooden surfaces between coats and before final finishing
• Matting and smoothing painted or primed surfaces
• Preparing surfaces for varnish, lacquer or paint application
• Light material removal and feathering of edges

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: P150 (medium-fine)
• Hole pattern: 8 holes for compatible dust extraction
• Pack configuration: supplied in packs identified as 50/2000
• Compatible tool type: orbital and random-orbit sanders with 125 mm pads

How to use

Attach a disc to a clean 125 mm sanding pad, aligning the 8-hole pattern to the sander's extraction ports to ensure optimal dust removal. Operate the sander at the manufacturer's recommended speed and apply light, even pressure to avoid creating grooves or heat damage. Replace discs when abrasive performance declines or when clogging prevents effective cutting. For best results on painted or primed surfaces, sand along the grain where applicable and check the surface regularly to avoid over-sanding.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as a dust mask and eye protection. For prolonged sanding, combine with a connected extraction system to reduce dust exposure and prolong disc life. Store discs flat in a dry environment to maintain abrasive integrity.