Backing Pad with Hook-and-Loop 125 mm for Random Orbital Sanders, No name 08T810

Backing Pad with Hook-and-Loop 125 mm for Random Orbital Sanders, No name 08T810 is a 125 mm diameter backing pad with a hook-and-loop (Velcro) surface designed to hold abrasive discs for random orbital sanders. It provides a flat, stable interface between the sander and the abrasive, allowing for sanding, polishing and finishing on wood, metal and composite surfaces. The pad is made to enable quick abrasive changes and to maintain secure attachment during typical sanding and finishing tasks.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop surface ensures fast and simple abrasive disc replacement without tools, reducing downtime during work. Its 125 mm diameter matches standard abrasive discs, providing even pressure distribution and consistent contact with the workpiece. The pad’s flat backing helps achieve uniform material removal and finish quality while the compatible mounting thread and construction offer reliable attachment to most random orbital sanders in the same size category.

Suitable for

• Sanding of wood surfaces, including furniture and panels
• Metal deburring and surface preparation prior to painting
• Polishing and finishing of composite and painted surfaces
• DIY refurbishment and light professional sanding jobs

Key specifications

• Backing pad diameter: 125 mm
• Attachment type: hook-and-loop (Velcro) surface for abrasive discs
• Compatibility: designed for use with random orbital (orbital) sanders accepting 125 mm pads
• Function: provides flat, stable support for sanding, polishing and finishing

How to use

Attach the backing pad to the sander according to the sander manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure and correct mounting. Press a compatible 125 mm hook-and-loop abrasive disc onto the pad so the disc engages fully with the Velcro surface. Operate the random orbital sander at appropriate speed and with light to moderate pressure, keeping the pad flat against the workpiece and moving the tool in smooth passes to avoid gouging. Change discs by peeling off the used abrasive and pressing a fresh disc onto the pad.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the backing pad before each use for wear, damage or loss of hook-and-loop grip. Replace the pad if the surface is worn or the pad no longer holds abrasives securely. Use abrasive discs rated for the material and grit suitable for the task, and follow safe operating practices including eye, respiratory and hand protection.