Rotary tool sanding/disc KLINGSPOR 13141 — Aluminium oxide, Ø 80 mm, W 30 mm, max 9500 RPM, pack of 10

KLINGSPOR 13141 rotary tool sanding discs are aluminium oxide abrasive discs designed for use on handheld rotary tools. Each disc has an 80 mm diameter and a 30 mm working width, and the set contains 10 discs. Rated for up to 9,500 RPM, these discs are intended for tasks such as surface preparation, deburring, rust removal and light shaping on materials including metal, stainless steel, plastic and wood.

Advantages

The aluminium oxide abrasive provides balanced cutting performance and durability across a range of materials. The 80 mm diameter combined with a 30 mm width gives stable contact area for consistent material removal while remaining suitable for confined or curved surfaces. Supplied in a pack of 10, the discs offer ready replacement for repetitive tasks and reduce downtime. The maximum speed rating of 9,500 RPM ensures compatibility with most handheld rotary tools when used within the tool's speed limits.

Suitable for

• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• Deburring edges and removing weld spatter
• Rust and corrosion removal on ferrous components
• Light material shaping and smoothing on wood and plastic
• Finishing and blending on stainless steel and metal workpieces

Key specifications

• Abrasive type: aluminium oxide
• Diameter: 80 mm
• Working width: 30 mm
• Maximum rotational speed: 9,500 RPM
• Quantity: 10 pieces per pack
• Typical applications: metal, stainless steel, plastic, wood

How to use

Mount the sanding disc according to your rotary tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the disc is centered and securely clamped. Verify that the tool's maximum speed does not exceed the disc's 9,500 RPM rating. Start at a low speed to check fit and balance, then increase speed as appropriate for the material and task. Apply light, even pressure and move the disc smoothly across the workpiece to avoid concentrated wear or gouging. Allow the abrasive to perform material removal; excessive force may reduce disc life and affect surface finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and a dust mask. For stainless steel and thin materials, use moderate speeds and light pressure to avoid heat build-up. Replace discs when abrasive performance declines or when damage is visible. Store discs flat in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve bonding and abrasive properties.