Abrasive paper disc KLINGSPOR PL28CK 125 mm, grit 220, pack of 50 (MPN 45746C)

KLINGSPOR PL28CK 125 mm P220 is a paper-backed abrasive disc designed for fine sanding and finishing of wood, painted surfaces and light metals. The discs come in a pack of 50 and are sized for 125 mm rotary sanders and hand-held backing pads. Their P220 grit gives a fine cut for smoothing surfaces, preparing substrates for paint or varnish, and performing final sanding steps in workshop and on-site repair tasks.

Advantages

The paper backing provides flexible conformity to contoured surfaces while retaining sufficient strength for controlled sanding. P220 abrasive grains deliver a consistent, fine finish and minimize visible scratch patterns. The discs are supplied in a bulk pack of 50 ensuring continuity of work without frequent replenishment. Compatibility with standard 125 mm backing pads and rotary sanders makes them convenient for both handheld and machine applications.

Suitable for

• Fine sanding of wood and wooden furniture
• Paint preparation and intercoat sanding
• Smoothing lightweight metal surfaces and removing minor imperfections
• Final finishing before varnishing or sealing
• Workshop, maintenance and construction repair tasks

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grade: P220 (fine)
• Backing material: paper
• Pack quantity: 50 discs
• Intended mounting: compatible with 125 mm rotary sanders and hand-held backing pads

How to use

Select a matching 125 mm backing pad or rotary sander and attach the disc according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Start sanding with light, even pressure and move the tool in consistent passes across the surface to avoid localized over-sanding. Replace discs when abrasive performance decreases or the paper backing becomes damaged. Use appropriate dust extraction or a mask when sanding painted or metal surfaces.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, begin with a coarser grit and finish with the P220 disc to achieve a smooth surface before coating. When working with painted or metal surfaces, inspect the substrate for contaminants and remove loose material prior to sanding. Use consistent pressure and avoid dwelling in one spot to prevent uneven sanding marks.