Abrasive Disc KLINGSPOR P240 self-adhesive 150 mm PS 18 EK (P8 LS3 240)

Self-adhesive abrasive disc KLINGSPOR P240, 150 mm diameter, model PS 18 EK (P8 LS3 240) is a fine-grit sanding accessory designed for surface finishing and light material removal. Intended for use on wood, painted surfaces, primer coats and for light deburring, the disc combines a P240 grit abrasive with a self-adhesive backing to enable fast mounting on compatible sanding pad systems. The 150 mm size suits both manual and machine sanding workflows in carpentry, renovation and paint preparation.

Advantages

The KLINGSPOR P240 disc provides consistent fine sanding performance with even scratch patterns and controlled aggressiveness for finishing tasks. Its self-adhesive backing ensures quick attachment and secure hold on pads during operation, reducing downtime for disc changes. The P240 grit offers a balance between smoothing painted or primed surfaces and removing minor imperfections without excessive material removal.

Suitable for

• Sanding and finishing of wooden surfaces
• Smoothing painted and primed surfaces before further coating
• Light deburring of metal or plastic edges
• Manual and machine sanding with compatible 150 mm pad systems

Key specifications

• Grit: P240 (fine)
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Backing type: self-adhesive
• Recommended materials: wood, paint, primer, light deburring on soft metals and plastics
• Application: finishing, smoothing, light material removal

How to use

Ensure the sanding pad surface is clean and compatible with self-adhesive discs. Peel the backing from the disc and press it firmly onto the pad to remove air pockets and achieve full contact. Start sanding at low to medium speed and progress with steady, overlapping passes, checking the surface frequently to avoid over-sanding. Replace the disc once the abrasive becomes clogged or worn to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask. For painted or primed surfaces, test on a small area to confirm the desired finish. Combine with progressively finer grits if a smoother finish is required; avoid excessive pressure to prolong disc life and preserve surface quality.