Abrasive sanding discs on cloth backing HOGERT 150 mm G100, pack of 5

Pack of five HOGERT abrasive sanding discs on cloth backing, 150 mm diameter with grit G100, designed for compatible sanding machines and backing pads. These discs are intended for medium-coarse material removal, leveling and preparing surfaces prior to finishing. The cloth backing increases tear resistance and flexibility, making the discs suitable for use on wood, metal and painted surfaces while maintaining consistent abrasive performance during extended use.

Advantages

The cloth-backed construction provides higher durability and improved resistance to tearing compared with paper-backed abrasives, while maintaining flexibility for working over contours. G100 grit offers a balance between cutting speed and surface finish, enabling efficient removal of old coatings, smoothing of rough spots and preparation of substrates for subsequent finishing. The 150 mm diameter fits standard backing pads used on many orbital and rotary sanders, and the pack of five ensures replacement discs are available during prolonged projects.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint and varnish from wooden surfaces
• Shaping and leveling timber, furniture and joinery
• Deburring and surface preparation on metal components
• Between-stage sanding before painting or lacquering
• General workshop and renovation tasks requiring medium-coarse abrasion

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 150 mm
• Abrasive grit: G100 (medium-coarse)
• Backing material: cloth for enhanced tear resistance and flexibility
• Suitable attachment: compatible with standard 150 mm backing pads for sanding machines
• Pack quantity: 5 discs

How to use

Attach a 150 mm backing pad to a compatible sander according to the machine manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the pad and disc are clean and centered before securing. Operate the sander at the recommended speed for the material you are working on; use steady, even passes and avoid excessive pressure to prevent premature wear of the abrasive and overheating of the workpiece. Replace discs when cutting performance decreases or when the abrasive surface is clogged or damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, dust mask and hearing protection. For best results on painted surfaces and metals, combine progressive grit steps starting with G100 for initial removal and follow with finer grits for final smoothing. Store discs flat in a dry environment to preserve backing integrity and abrasive adhesion.