Abrasive Backing Disc KLINGSPOR 125 mm PS36CK P60 for Hard Wood and Plastics, Pack 50

Self-adhesive abrasive backing discs KLINGSPOR PS36CK, 125 mm diameter, grit P60, pack of 50. These 125 mm hook-and-loop sanding discs are intended for use on hard wood and a variety of plastic materials. The PS36CK abrasive grain and bonding system deliver a medium-coarse cut suitable for efficient material removal, surface leveling and initial profiling while remaining compatible with standard 125 mm sanding pads and random orbital sanders that accept hook-and-loop discs.

Advantages

The backing discs offer a consistent abrasive performance that balances cutting speed and usable life. Their hook-and-loop attachment allows quick disc changes and secure mounting on compatible sanding pads. The P60 grit provides effective removal of old finishes, glue residues and uneven surfaces on hard wood and plastics while maintaining predictable scratch patterns for subsequent finer sanding stages.

Suitable for

• Sanding and leveling hard wood surfaces before finishing
• Removing coatings, paint or adhesive residues on wood and plastic
• Shaping and profiling plastic parts and components
• Initial surface preparation prior to finer grit sanding or priming

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive type: PS36CK (aluminium oxide type system)
• Grit size: P60 (medium-coarse)
• Attachment: hook-and-loop (self-adhesive backing compatible with hook-and-loop pads)
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Intended materials: hard wood and various plastics

How to use

Attach the KLINGSPOR 125 mm P60 disc to a compatible 125 mm sanding pad with hook-and-loop fastening. Start sanding at low to medium speed on the random orbital sander and apply even pressure, moving the sander along the workpiece in overlapping passes. Inspect the surface regularly and replace discs as abrasive wear reduces cutting performance. For safer operation, use appropriate dust extraction and personal protective equipment such as eye protection and a dust mask.

Usage recommendations

For best results on hard wood and plastics, begin with the P60 discs for material removal and follow with progressively finer grits to achieve the required surface finish. Avoid excessive pressure and high-speed settings that can cause premature loading or thermal damage to plastic parts. Use dust extraction when available to prolong disc life and improve visibility.