Power drill accessory GRAPHITE 55H823, 1 pc, weight 146 g

GRAPHITE 55H823 is a rubber backing disc accessory designed for use with electric drills. The single-piece accessory weighs 146 g and features a 125 mm diameter pad with a shank suitable for installation in standard drill chucks. With a hook-and-loop fastening surface it enables quick attachment and replacement of abrasive or polishing discs, allowing a drill to be used for grinding, sanding and surface finishing tasks in workshop and home environments.

Advantages

The rubber disc converts a drill into a handheld grinder or sander without additional toolholders, offering a compact and lightweight solution for occasional and supplementary surface work. The hook-and-loop system ensures fast abrasive changes and secure seating during operation. Its balanced circular shape supports consistent contact with flat surfaces, reducing user effort when smoothing, polishing or removing coatings.

Suitable for

• Light sanding and polishing of wood, metal and painted surfaces
• Removing rust, old paint and surface contaminants
• Finishing and leveling surfaces after minor repairs
• DIY and workshop tasks where a compact sanding/grinding setup is needed

Key specifications

• Material: rubber backing pad with hook-and-loop surface
• Pad diameter: 125 mm
• Attachment: straight shank for installation in drill chucks
• Weight: approximately 146 g
• Compatibility: suitable for standard electric drills with compatible chuck capacity

How to use

Fit the shank into the drill chuck and tighten the chuck according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions to secure the rubber disc. Select an appropriate abrasive or polishing disc with a matching 125 mm diameter and press it onto the hook-and-loop surface until it sits evenly. Start the drill at a low speed to check balance and adhesion, then adjust speed to suit the material and task. Apply light, even pressure and move the tool steadily to avoid gouging or overheating the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and dust mask. Match abrasive grit and drill speed to the material: coarser grits and lower speeds for heavy material removal, finer grits and higher speeds for finishing. Avoid side loads on the shank and periodically check that the disc and abrasive are securely attached before each use.