Rotary tool sanding disc GRAPHITE 55H946 for wood, Ø15 cm, pack of 5

GRAPHITE 55H946 is a pack of five Velcro-backed sanding discs designed for rotary and oscillating tools. Each disc has a 150 mm diameter and features an E-paper backing with a semi-open aluminium oxide abrasive coating that covers approximately 80–90% of the surface. The semi-open coating reduces clogging and helps prevent excessive heating of the workpiece while maintaining efficient material removal. Perforations in the discs enable near dust-free operation when used with a compatible dust extraction system. The Velcro fastening allows quick and secure replacement of worn discs.

Advantages

The semi-open aluminium oxide abrasive offers efficient sanding performance on wood with lower clogging and reduced heat generation. The E-paper backing provides mechanical stability and good contact with the tool pad. Disc perforations support dust extraction systems to keep the work surface cleaner. Velcro attachment ensures rapid replacement and compatibility with common rotary and oscillating sanding pads.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing solid wood surfaces
• Edge and contour sanding on wooden parts
• Surface preparation before painting, varnishing or gluing
• Light material removal on wood-based panels and certain plastics

Key specifications

• Material compatibility: wood, wood-based materials, selected plastics and light metal finishing
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Backing type: E-paper
• Abrasive type: semi-open aluminium oxide
• Attachment: Velcro (hook-and-loop)
• Pack quantity: 5 discs

How to use

Attach a disc to a matching Velcro-backed pad on a rotary or oscillating sander. Start sanding at low-to-moderate speed and test on a scrap piece or inconspicuous area to confirm finish and aggressiveness. Use light, even pressure and keep the tool moving to avoid creating grooves or overheating the surface. If the tool and disc support dust extraction, connect the extraction system to collect sanding debris and improve visibility.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, begin with a coarser grit to remove material and progress to finer grits for smoothing and finishing. Replace discs when abrasive performance decreases or when the backing shows wear. Store discs flat in a dry environment to maintain backing integrity.