Hook-and-loop Sanding Discs GRAPHITE 180 mm K80, 5 pieces, 8 holes for sander

GRAPHITE hook-and-loop sanding discs, 180 mm diameter, grit K80, pack of 5 with an eight-hole dust-extraction pattern for compatible orbital and rotary sanders. These discs are designed for medium-stock removal on wood, paint and primer layers and are suitable for renovation, woodworking and surface preparation tasks where a balance between cutting speed and surface finish is required.

Advantages

Coarse K80 abrasive provides efficient material removal while the hook-and-loop backing allows quick attachment and replacement on sanders. The eight-hole layout supports compatible dust-extraction systems, helping to reduce airborne dust and maintain a clearer working surface. The discs are sized to fit 180 mm sanding plates and are supplied in a convenient 5-piece pack for small projects and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint and primer from wooden and metal substrates
• Sanding rough timber and softwood prior to finishing
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• Renovation and repair work on doors, furniture and frames
• Rapid stock removal on filler and putty

Key specifications

• Diameter: 180 mm
• Abrasive grit: K80 (coarse)
• Attachment: hook-and-loop (velcro-type) backing
• Hole pattern: 8 holes for dust extraction
• Pack quantity: 5 discs

How to use

Ensure the sander is compatible with 180 mm hook-and-loop discs and the eight-hole pattern for effective dust extraction. Switch off and unplug the sander before fitting the disc: press the abrasive onto the sanding pad so the hook-and-loop backing engages securely. Start sanding with light to moderate pressure, allowing the abrasive to do the work; excessive force shortens disc life and may damage the substrate. Change discs when the abrasive becomes glazed or loses cutting efficiency.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair these K80 discs with a sander connected to a dust-extraction system and progress to finer grits for final smoothing. When working on painted surfaces, test on a small area to confirm compatibility and avoid overheating the coating. Store discs flat in a dry environment to maintain backing adhesion and abrasive performance.