Abrasive Non-Woven Disc GRAPHITE 125 x 22.2 mm, for sanding and surface finishing

GRAPHITE abrasive non-woven disc 125 x 22.2 mm is designed for surface conditioning, blending, deburring and final finishing on metal, wood and painted surfaces. The non-woven construction ensures even abrasion and uniform surface preparation without aggressive material removal, making this disc suitable for refining edges, removing oxidation, and preparing substrates for painting or coating. The 125 mm diameter and 22.2 mm arbor hole fit most angle grinders and rotary sanders with compatible mounting, offering a balance between working area and access to tighter spots.

Advantages

The non-woven fiber structure provides consistent cutting action and generates a fine, uniform finish while minimizing gouging and deep scratches. This disc reduces clogging and heats up less than conventional flap wheels or paper abrasives, extending useful service life during conditioning tasks. Its compatibility with common 22.2 mm arbors means quick mounting on many hand-held grinders and polishers, allowing efficient switching between abrasive tools.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and oxidation from metal surfaces
• Deburring welded joints and smoothed edges
• Blending repairs and feathering paint edges
• Surface finishing of wood prior to sealing or staining
• Matting painted surfaces before repainting

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor/hole diameter: 22.2 mm
• Construction: non-woven abrasive fiber
• Primary applications: surface conditioning, blending, deburring, final finishing
• Compatible tools: angle grinders and rotary sanders with matching arbor

How to use

Mount the disc on a tool with a 22.2 mm arbor and ensure the tool is switched off while fitting. Operate the grinder at the manufacturer’s recommended speed range for non-woven abrasives, using steady, even pressure across the workpiece rather than concentrated force in a single spot. Move the disc along the surface in smooth passes to achieve uniform conditioning; keep the disc flat or at a shallow angle depending on the intended finish. Replace the disc when fibers wear down and cutting becomes uneven.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with light pressure and increase only if necessary; use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and a dust mask; avoid excessive speed or force to prevent overheating and premature wear.