Rotary tool sanding pad GRAPHITE 55H858 for wood, Ø 12.5 cm, pack of 3

GRAPHITE 55H858 is a set of three sanding/grinding pads designed for use with rotary tools and angle grinders for work on wood and other common workshop materials. Each pad measures 125 mm (12.5 cm) in diameter and the close-coated abrasive surface is covered with alumina grain to provide consistent sanding performance. The pack weight is approximately 72 g. These pads are intended for surface sanding, smoothing and light material removal on wooden parts, trim and furniture during repair and finishing tasks.

Advantages

The close-coating with alumina abrasive grain ensures a uniform working surface across the entire disc, improving processing accuracy and working efficiency. The set contains three identical pads so replacements are immediately available during a job. Designed for rotary tools and flexible disc mounting, the pads suit both rough material removal and finishing operations on wood. The construction balances flexibility and abrasion resistance to follow contours while maintaining cutting action.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden furniture and trim
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• Light material removal and deburring on wooden components
• Finishing putty and surface leveling on wood

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm (12.5 cm)
• Abrasive type: alumina grain (close-coated)
• Grit: 100
• Quantity in pack: 3 pieces
• Suitable tool type: rotary tools / angle grinder with flexible disc mounting
• Primary application: wood sanding, smoothing and light material removal
• Pack weight: approx. 72 g

How to use

Attach the sanding pad to a compatible flexible backing disc fitted to a rotary tool or angle grinder, following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions. Start the tool at low speed to verify secure fixation and correct alignment, then increase to the recommended operating speed for the material. Apply moderate, even pressure and move the pad across the wooden surface to avoid gouging; allow the abrasive to do the work rather than forcing heavy pressure. Replace the pad when abrasive performance declines or the surface becomes uneven.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection. For finishing work on sensitive or thin wooden parts, begin with lighter passes and consider testing on a scrap piece. Avoid excessive heat build-up by keeping the pad in motion and using moderate pressure. Store the pads in a dry place to preserve abrasive performance.