Abrasive self-adhesive sanding disc KLINGSPOR PS18EK 150 mm grit 240 GLS1 pack of 50 (MPN 270619)

KLINGSPOR PS18EK self-adhesive sanding discs, 150 mm diameter, grit 240 (GLS1) are designed for fine sanding and smoothing of wood, paint layers and non-ferrous metals. The discs feature a hook-and-loop compatible backing that allows quick attachment and removal from sanding pads and backing plates. Supplied in a pack of 50, these discs are intended for both manual and machine sanding where uniform surface finish and delicate material removal are required.

Advantages

The abrasive combines a fine 240 grit abrasive surface with a durable carrier that resists tearing during operation, providing consistent cutting performance and an even finish. The hook-and-loop compatible backing ensures fast changeover and secure hold during sanding. Designed for versatility, the discs maintain shape on contours and flat surfaces and offer reliable dust extraction when used with compatible sanding equipment.

Suitable for

• Fine sanding and finishing of wooden surfaces
• Feathering and smoothing paint and primer layers
• Light deburring and surface refinement on non-ferrous metals
• Preparation of surfaces before coating or varnishing

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Abrasion grade: 240 grit (fine)
• Abrasive type: GLS1 (fine, closed-coat abrasive)
• Backing: hook-and-loop compatible for rapid attachment
• Pack quantity: 50 discs

How to use

Ensure the sanding pad or backing plate is clean and free from debris. Align the disc with the pad and press firmly to engage the hook-and-loop backing. Use light to moderate pressure and move the sander with the grain on wood or in smooth, even strokes across coatings and metal surfaces. Change discs when cutting becomes uneven or when the abrasive is clogged. When using with a power sander, follow the machine manufacturer’s safety and operating instructions.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair these 240 grit discs with a compatible dust extraction system and progress through finer grits if a smoother finish is required. Use steady motion and avoid excessive pressure to extend disc life and maintain consistent surface quality.