Abrasive hook-and-loop sanding disc KLINGSPOR 125 mm PL28CK grit 150 GLS5 8 holes pack of 50 (MPN 270702)

KLINGSPOR 125 mm hook-and-loop sanding discs, grit P150, GLS5 backing and eight extraction holes, supplied as a pack of 50. These abrasives are intended for use with 125 mm orbital and random orbital sanders that accept an 8-hole pattern. The P150 grit provides medium-fine cutting performance suitable for smoothing wood surfaces, removing light paint or varnish imperfections, and preparing metal and composite surfaces for finishing. The hook-and-loop attachment allows quick disc changes during continuous sanding operations.

Advantages

The GLS5 backing offers dimensional stability and efficient dust extraction through the eight-hole pattern when used with compatible sanders. Hook-and-loop fastening simplifies mounting and replacement, reducing downtime. The P150 grit strikes a balance between material removal and surface refinement, delivering consistent finish quality across wood, painted surfaces and light metalwork. A pack of 50 ensures extended supplies for professional or workshop use.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden furniture and components
• Removing minor paint defects and surface contaminants
• Preparing surfaces for repainting or varnishing
• Light deburring and finishing on non-ferrous metals and composites
• Use with 125 mm orbital and random orbital sanders featuring an 8-hole dust extraction pattern

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: P150 (medium-fine)
• Backing type: GLS5 (stabilized backing for orbital sanding)
• Attachment: Hook-and-loop (Velcro-style) fastening
• Dust extraction: 8-hole pattern compatible with 125 mm sander pads
• Pack quantity: 50 discs

How to use

Select a compatible 125 mm orbital or random orbital sander with an 8-hole dust extraction pad. Ensure the sander is unplugged or the battery removed, then attach a disc by aligning the holes and pressing the hook-and-loop backing onto the pad for secure fixation. Start sanding with moderate pressure, moving the tool evenly across the surface to avoid creating grooves. Monitor the disc condition and replace when abrasive performance declines or the backing becomes damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, begin with a coarser grit if heavy stock removal is required, then use P150 to achieve a smooth surface before finishing. Use adequate dust extraction and a respirator when sanding painted or metal surfaces. Store discs flat in a dry environment to preserve backing stability and adhesion.