Backing Pad Menzer MR917010000 for random orbital sanders, Ø150 mm, multi-hole

Menzer MR917010000 is a 150 mm multi-hole backing pad designed for use with random orbital sanders. The pad provides a secure surface for hook-and-loop or adhesive abrasive discs, ensuring even pressure distribution across the sanding surface. Its multi-hole pattern supports dust extraction and reduces vibration transfer, making it suitable for sanding wood, paint and general surface preparation in workshop and renovation environments.

Advantages

The backing pad features a 150 mm diameter that matches common abrasive disc sizes and a multi-hole design that aligns with dust collection systems to improve dust removal. Constructed to maintain a flat sanding surface, it helps prevent uneven wear and prolongs abrasive life. The pad accepts both hook-and-loop and adhesive discs, offering flexibility for different sanding tasks and abrasive types.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden surfaces
• Paint and varnish removal or surface preparation
• General workshop sanding and renovation jobs
• Use with dust-extraction-equipped random orbital sanders

Key specifications

• Diameter: 150 mm
• Compatibility: random orbital sanders with matching pad mount
• Attachment: suitable for hook-and-loop and adhesive abrasive discs
• Ventilation: multi-hole pattern for improved dust extraction
• Function: supports even pressure distribution and reduces vibration

How to use

Attach the backing pad to a compatible random orbital sander following the sander manufacturer's mounting instructions. Match the pad diameter to the abrasive disc and align any holes for dust extraction if applicable. Secure the abrasive disc to the pad—either by pressing a hook-and-loop disc into place or adhering an adhesive-backed disc—then test at low speed to confirm proper mounting and balance before proceeding with normal sanding operations.

Usage recommendations

Use abrasives appropriate for the material and grit progression suitable for the task. Maintain moderate pressure and consistent motion to avoid gouging. Regularly inspect the pad for wear or damage and replace it if the surface becomes uneven or the attachment interface is compromised.