Abrasive Fibre Disc KLINGSPOR CS561 Ø125 mm G80, pack of 25

KLINGSPOR CS561 abrasive fibre disc, 125 mm diameter with G80 grit, is designed for surface conditioning and material removal on metal and wood. The fibre backing gives stability for aggressive stock removal while maintaining a consistent finish across the workpiece. Supplied as a pack of 25, these 125 mm discs are compatible with angle grinders and sanding tools that accept 125 mm accessories and are intended for industrial and workshop use.

Advantages

The fibre construction combines durability and dimensional stability to resist tearing and deformation during high-speed use. G80 grit offers a balance between material removal rate and surface texture for tasks such as rust and paint removal, deburring, edge blending, and smoothing of wood. Consistent abrasive distribution across the disc ensures uniform performance throughout the life of each disc, while the pack of 25 provides cost-effective replenishment for frequent use.

Suitable for

• Removing rust, scale and old coatings from metal surfaces
• Deburring and blending welds and edges
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• Rough sanding and shaping of wood components
• General stock removal in automotive, metalworking and carpentry workshops

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Grit size: 80 (medium coarse)
• Backing material: fibre
• Intended use: surface conditioning and material removal on metal and wood
• Pack quantity: 25 discs
• Compatible tools: angle grinders and sanding tools designed for 125 mm discs

How to use

Fit the disc to a compatible 125 mm angle grinder or sanding tool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure correct mounting and secure fastening. Use appropriate rotation speed for the disc and application; apply steady, even pressure and keep the disc moving across the surface to avoid creating gouges or heat build-up. Replace the disc when abrasive performance decreases or if the backing shows signs of damage. Always follow safe working practices and the tool manufacturer’s safety guidelines.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and a dust mask. Use dust extraction where possible when working on materials that produce hazardous dust. For best results on painted or corroded metal, begin with moderate pressure and increase as needed; on wood, test on a scrap piece to confirm finish and material removal rate before working on the final part.