Rotary tool sanding/grinding supply GRAPHITE 55H854 for wood, Ø12.5 cm, pack of 3

GRAPHITE 55H854 rotary tool sanding/grinding supply is designed for sanding, shaping and surface preparation of wooden parts. Each pack contains three abrasive discs with a diameter of 12.5 cm and a close coating with zirconium grains of grit 120, providing higher cutting efficiency and improved heat dissipation compared with standard alumina abrasives. The discs are compatible with rotary and multi-tools when used with an appropriate flexible backing or mounting accessory.

Advantages

The close coating ensures even material removal and consistent surface finish across the entire disc. Zirconium abrasive grain delivers extended life and sharper cutting action, which reduces the need for frequent disc changes. The 125 mm diameter offers a balance between covering a useful working area and retaining control on curved and flat wooden surfaces. Sold as a pack of three, the set allows for multiple jobs before replacement.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden surfaces
• Shaping edges and contours on wood components
• Surface preparation before painting, staining or sealing
• Removing old finish or light material stock on wooden parts

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: wood (primary)
• Grit size: 120
• Coating type: close/coated abrasive
• Abrasive grain: zirconium for extended life and improved heat dissipation
• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Quantity in pack: 3 pieces
• Net pack weight: approximately 52 g

How to use

Mount the abrasive disc to a compatible rotary or multi-tool using the manufacturer-recommended flexible backing pad or mounting accessory. Start sanding at low speed to confirm secure attachment and correct alignment, then increase speed as appropriate for the workpiece and tool. Apply light, even pressure and move the tool continuously to avoid overheating or creating grooves. Replace the disc when abrasive performance decreases or when the disc shows uneven wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye and respiratory protection and hearing protection. Test on a scrap piece of wood to determine optimal speed and pressure. For the best results on curved surfaces use a flexible backing pad; for flat surfaces ensure even pressure and steady motion to achieve a uniform finish.