Rotary tool sanding/grinding discs GRAPHITE 55H856 for wood, Ø12.5 cm, pack of 3

GRAPHITE 55H856 sanding and grinding discs are designed for use with rotary and multi-tools to process wooden surfaces. Each fibrous disc has a diameter of 125 mm and the pack contains three discs. The discs feature a close coating of alumina abrasive grain across the working surface, supporting consistent material removal, shaping and finishing when used with a compatible backing and tool at appropriate speeds. Total weight of the package is approximately 72 g.

Advantages

These sanding/grinding discs offer uniform abrasive coverage over the entire surface, which improves working accuracy and efficiency during sanding, deburring and shaping tasks. The alumina grit provides effective cut rate and durability on wood while remaining suitable for a range of tasks when used with recommended tools and accessories. The 125 mm diameter provides a balance between coverage area and control for detail work and larger surface processing.

Suitable for

• Sanding and shaping wooden surfaces
• Removing old finishes or paint from wood
• Deburring and edge-rounding on wooden parts
• Prepping wood surfaces before finishing

Key specifications

• Material type: fibrous disc with alumina abrasive grain
• Recommended material: wood (primary)
• Diameter: 125 mm
• Grit/coarseness: 60
• Pack quantity: 3 pieces
• Weight (total pack): approx. 72 g

How to use

Select a compatible rotary or multi-tool and the correct backing pad or flexible disc adapter for mounting 125 mm sanding discs. Secure the disc according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensure the disc is centered and firmly attached, and operate the tool at recommended speeds for sanding wood with 60-grit abrasive. Apply steady, even pressure and keep the disc moving to avoid overheating or gouging the wood. Inspect discs before use for damage and replace if worn or torn.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective results, use appropriate personal protective equipment (eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection), work in a well-ventilated area, and follow the speed and mounting guidelines of your rotary tool. For finer surface preparation after aggressive material removal, progress to higher-grit abrasives.