Sanding disc Makita B-46361, for stainless steel, 125 mm

Sanding disc Makita B-46361, for stainless steel, 125 mm is an abrasive disc designed specifically for working on stainless steel surfaces. Intended for use with 125 mm angle grinders and compatible sanding attachments, this disc is built to provide consistent material removal and surface conditioning for metalworking tasks such as deburring, rust removal and smoothing welds. The disc balances cutting performance and surface finish to help achieve uniform results when preparing or restoring stainless steel parts.

Advantages

The abrasive composition and backing of the Makita B-46361 are engineered to maintain stable performance on stainless steel, reducing glazing and ensuring more even wear. Its 125 mm diameter offers a balance between coverage and control, making it suitable for both spot work and larger surface areas. The disc is compatible with standard 125 mm angle grinders and sanding attachments, providing efficient metal removal while aiming to preserve surface integrity when used with appropriate speed and pressure.

Suitable for

• Deburring stainless steel edges and cut lines
• Removing rust and surface oxidation from metal parts
• Smoothing and blending welds on stainless steel
• Surface preparation before polishing or coating

Key specifications

• Application material: stainless steel
• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Primary use: metal surface preparation and finishing
• Compatible tool type: 125 mm angle grinders and matching sanding attachments

How to use

Attach the sanding disc to a compatible 125 mm angle grinder or sanding backing pad following the tool manufacturer's instructions and ensuring secure mounting. Operate the grinder at the recommended speed for stainless steel work and apply moderate, even pressure while moving the disc across the work surface to avoid excessive heat buildup. Maintain steady motion to achieve uniform material removal and stop periodically to inspect progress and prevent over-grinding. Replace the disc when abrasive effectiveness diminishes or when wear affects the desired finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Work in a well-ventilated area and avoid excessive heat that can alter stainless steel coloration. For best results, pair the disc with suitable backing pads and match abrasive grit and grinder speed to the task: coarser grits for aggressive material removal, finer grits for final blending before polishing.