Abrasive Hook-and-Loop Disc KLINGSPOR 125 mm PS36CK P180, 50 pcs, for hard wood and plastics, with holes

Abrasive hook-and-loop disc KLINGSPOR 125 mm PS36CK P180 in a pack of 50 is intended for sanding and finishing hard wood and various plastics. The 125 mm diameter fits many orbital and random-orbit sanders that accept 125 mm discs. Discs are manufactured with a hook-and-loop backing for quick attachment and replacement, and include ventilation holes to support dust extraction during operation. Grit P180 provides a fine abrasive action suitable for smoothing and preparing surfaces prior to finishing or painting.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop fastening ensures fast and secure disc changes without tools. Ventilation holes align with extractor-equipped sanders to reduce airborne dust and improve abrasive performance. The PS36CK abrasive grain and backing deliver consistent wear characteristics and a steady sanding action on hard wood and plastic substrates. Supplied in a 50-piece pack for continuous work or multiple projects, reducing interruption for restocking.

Suitable for

• Surface preparation of hard wood before staining, varnishing or painting
• Smoothing and finishing plastic components and panels
• Detail sanding with 125 mm orbital or random-orbit sanders
• Workshop tasks requiring frequent disc changes

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasion type: PS36CK abrasive grain
• Grit size: P180
• Backing: hook-and-loop (velcro) for quick attachment
• Perforation: ventilation holes for dust extraction
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Recommended materials: hard wood and plastics

How to use

Select a 125 mm orbital or random-orbit sander compatible with hook-and-loop discs. Attach the disc by aligning the ventilation holes with the sander's dust extraction pattern if present, press firmly to secure the hook-and-loop backing, and start sanding at low speed to establish control. Progressively increase pressure and movement as needed while maintaining even strokes. Replace discs when the abrasive becomes worn or clogged to preserve surface quality.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust mask and eye protection, and connect a dust extraction system when available to reduce airborne dust. For best results on hardwood, test on a scrap piece to confirm finish and avoid over-sanding; when working with plastics, use light pressure and keep the sander moving to prevent heat buildup and surface melting.