Abrasive Mesh Discs with Velour Backing Michelin P150 225 mm 5 pcs

Mesh abrasive discs Michelin P150, diameter 225 mm, pack of 5 are designed for sanding and finishing where efficient dust extraction and a uniform cut are required. The open-weave mesh construction reduces clogging and allows dust to pass through to the extractor, while the P150 grit provides medium-fine abrasion for smoothing and preparing surfaces. Velour backing ensures stable and secure attachment to compatible backing pads for orbital or rotary sanders, making these discs suitable for a variety of surface preparation tasks.

Advantages

The mesh structure enhances dust extraction and prolongs abrasive life by preventing rapid clogging. P150 grit offers a balance between material removal and surface refinement, useful for leveling and preparing substrates before finer sanding or finishing. The velour backing provides reliable adhesion to hook-and-loop backing pads, reducing disc slippage during operation. The 225 mm diameter covers a substantial work area, improving sanding efficiency with orbital or rotary sanders.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing of painted or raw wood surfaces
• Preparing surfaces for painting or varnishing
• Light metal deburring and surface conditioning
• Sanding of plaster, drywall and composite materials
• Use in setups with dust extraction systems

Key specifications

• Grit: P150 (medium-fine abrasive)
• Diameter: 225 mm
• Backing type: velour (hook-and-loop compatible)
• Construction: open-weave mesh for improved dust extraction
• Quantity: 5 discs per pack

How to use

Select a compatible 225 mm backing pad with hook-and-loop surface and attach the velour-backed disc firmly. Use the disc with an orbital or rotary sander, ideally connected to a dust extraction system to take advantage of the mesh construction. Apply even, moderate pressure and move the sander in overlapping passes to achieve a uniform finish. Replace discs when abrasive performance declines or the mesh becomes damaged.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with a dust extractor and progress from P150 to finer grits as needed for final finishing. When sanding painted surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area to confirm compatibility and avoid overheating by allowing the sander to move continuously rather than holding it stationary on one spot.