Sanding Disc GEKO 125 mm P220, 8-hole abrasive discs (pack 50/2000)

GEKO sanding discs 125 mm with P220 grit are designed for orbital and random-orbit sanders that accept 8-hole 125 mm discs. These abrasive discs provide a fine abrasive action suitable for final sanding, smoothing painted surfaces and preparing wood, primers and topcoats for finishing. The discs are supplied in bulk packaging intended for trade and professional use.

Advantages

The P220 abrasive offers a fine grain that produces a smooth surface without aggressive material removal, helping preserve edges and delicate profiles. The 8-hole pattern ensures compatible dust extraction with many orbital and random-orbit sanders, improving visibility and reducing clogging. Consistent grit distribution and backing stability deliver even sanding performance across the disc surface, supporting repeatable finishing results.

Suitable for

• Fine sanding of wood before varnishing or staining
• Smoothing painted surfaces and removing sanding marks
• Surface preparation of primers and basecoats
• Light material removal and finish sanding on composite materials

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasion grade: P220 (fine)
• Hole pattern: 8-hole compatible with standard 125 mm sanders
• Backing type: hook-and-loop (velcro) or similar quick-fit backing for 125 mm discs
• Pack format: sold in bulk packs for professional and trade use

How to use

Fit the sanding disc to a compatible 125 mm orbital or random-orbit sander, aligning the 8-hole pattern with the tool's dust extraction ports if present. Start with light, even pressure and move the sander continuously to avoid creating low spots. For painted surfaces, sand until the desired smoothness is reached and then remove dust with a brush or vacuum before applying the next coat. Replace discs when the abrasive is worn or clogged to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use P220 discs for final finishing steps rather than heavy stock removal. Where dust extraction is available, engage it to prolong disc life and maintain a cleaner work area. For optimal results on delicate edges, reduce pressure and keep the sander moving.