Abrasive net MIRKA Abranet 225 P120, mesh sanding discs, 25 pcs

MIRKA Abranet 225 P120 abrasive net is a pack of 25 mesh sanding discs with a diameter of 225 mm and P120 grit. The discs feature an open-net construction that reduces clogging and enhances dust extraction, allowing consistent abrasive action and longer lifespan compared with conventional paper abrasives. These mesh sanding discs are suitable for both hand-held and machine sanding on wood, painted surfaces, filler and composite materials, enabling efficient material removal and even finishing.

Advantages

The open-net Abranet design promotes continuous airflow through the disc, minimising clogging and improving dust extraction when used with a compatible vacuum. The P120 grit provides a balance between cutting speed and surface refinement, making the discs effective for intermediate sanding and preparation before finer grits or finishing. Durable abrasive coating and stable backing ensure consistent performance across the full pack of 25 discs.

Suitable for

• Sanding prepared or painted wood surfaces
• Removing filler and smoothing repairs
• Intermediate sanding of composites and laminates
• Machine and hand sanding with dust extraction systems

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 225 mm
• Abrasion grade: P120 (medium grit)
• Pack quantity: 25 discs
• Construction: open-net / mesh abrasive
• Suitable surfaces: wood, paint, filler, composites

How to use

Select a compatible 225 mm sanding pad or backing plate and attach the Abranet disc according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. For best results, use with a suitable dust extraction system to take advantage of the open-net design. Work with steady, even passes, applying light to moderate pressure to avoid over-sanding; allow the abrasive to do the work. Replace discs when cutting performance decreases or the mesh becomes significantly clogged.

Usage recommendations

Use the Abranet 225 P120 discs for intermediate sanding steps and surface preparation prior to applying finer abrasives or finishes. Pair with a vacuum-equipped random orbital or rotary sander where possible, and match grit progression to the required final surface quality.