Abrasive Hook-and-Loop Disc KLINGSPOR 125 mm, grit 120, model 270471

KLINGSPOR 125 mm abrasive hook-and-loop disc, grit 120, model 270471 is a sanding disc designed for medium-fine material removal and surface preparation. The 125 mm diameter and hook-and-loop backing make it compatible with most hand-held orbital and rotary sanders that accept 125 mm pads. It is intended for sanding wood, painted surfaces and primer layers, allowing progressive sanding stages and preparing surfaces for finishing coats.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop fastening ensures quick attachment and replacement on compatible backing pads without tools. Grit 120 provides a balance between material removal and surface refinement, enabling efficient sanding while reducing the risk of visible scratch patterns on wood and painted substrates. The abrasive construction offers consistent cut rate and wear resistance suitable for multiple sanding passes.

Suitable for

• Sanding solid wood and veneered panels
• Removing old paint or smoothing primer coats
• Progressive sanding between coats during finishing
• Surface preparation prior to staining, varnishing or painting

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: 120 (medium-fine)
• Fastening type: hook-and-loop (velcro) back
• Compatible tool type: hand-held orbital and rotary sanders with 125 mm backing pad
• Typical materials: wood, paint, primer

How to use

Fit the disc onto a compatible 125 mm backing pad using the hook-and-loop system, ensuring full contact and correct alignment. Start sanding with light to moderate pressure, moving the sander evenly across the surface to avoid concentrated wear. For progressive sanding, work from coarser to finer grits, finishing with the 120 grit for a smooth, even surface prior to final coating. Replace the disc when abrasive performance diminishes or when clogged with debris.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust mask, eye protection and hearing protection when sanding. Keep the workpiece secure and follow the sander manufacturer's instructions for speed and pressure. For best results on painted surfaces, test on a small area to confirm desired finish before full-scale sanding.