Sanding Paper Discs KREATOR KRT250505 125 mm G80 Pack of 5 – abrasive discs for angle grinder

Sanding paper discs KREATOR KRT250505 are 125 mm G80 abrasive discs supplied in a pack of 5 for use with angle grinders. Designed for medium-grit surface preparation and material removal on wood, metal and paint layers, these discs fit standard 125 mm backing pads and are intended for sanding, deburring and smoothing tasks in workshop and renovation work. The abrasive grain and flexible backing provide effective stock removal while maintaining control over the sanding process.

Advantages

These 125 mm G80 abrasive discs deliver balanced cutting performance and durability for medium sanding work. The discs are supplied in a convenient pack of five to reduce downtime for replacement. Their compatibility with standard backing pads for angle grinders ensures easy mounting and stable operation. The grit size offers a compromise between material removal and surface finish, making the discs suitable for multiple materials without requiring frequent grit changes.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden surfaces before finishing
• Removing old paint, varnish or coatings from furniture and panels
• Deburring and edge blending on metal workpieces
• Surface preparation prior to welding, priming or repainting
• General-purpose workshop and renovation abrasive tasks

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: G80 (medium)
• Pack quantity: 5 discs
• Compatible with standard 125 mm backing pads for angle grinders
• Suitable for use on wood, metal and painted surfaces

How to use

Fit the disc securely to a compatible 125 mm backing pad following the tool manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the angle grinder is switched off and unplugged or its battery removed while mounting. Start sanding with moderate pressure, keeping the disc flat against the surface and moving the tool in even passes to avoid gouging. For best results, maintain consistent speed and inspect the surface regularly to determine when to change discs. Replace the disc when wear reduces cutting efficiency or when the backing material becomes damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, dust mask and hearing protection. For work on metal, consider using coolant or intermittent sanding to avoid overheating. When preparing painted surfaces, test a small area first to check for underlying materials and remove loose debris before sanding. Store unused discs flat in a dry environment to preserve abrasive integrity.