Abrasive sanding discs on cloth backing Polax 125 mm G220, pack of 10, no holes

Pack of 10 Polax abrasive sanding discs, 125 mm diameter with G220 grit on a cloth backing. These sanding discs are designed for medium‑fine sanding and surface preparation on wood, metal and painted surfaces. The cloth backing gives improved tear resistance and flexibility for use with rotary sanders and backing pads. Discs have no extraction holes, providing an uninterrupted abrasive surface suited to tasks where dust extraction through the disc is not required.

Advantages

The cloth backing offers enhanced durability compared with paper discs and maintains consistent abrasive contact on contoured or irregular surfaces. G220 grit provides a medium‑fine finish, removing minor imperfections, smoothing paint edges and preparing substrates for finishing. The 125 mm diameter is compatible with common rotary sanders and backing pads, and the pack of 10 gives a ready supply for multiple jobs or extended work sessions. The absence of holes ensures an even abrasive area for full-coverage sanding.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wood surfaces before varnishing or staining
• Feathering and preparing painted surfaces for repainting
• Light metal deburring and surface preparation prior to primer or paint
• Sanding contoured or shaped workpieces with a backing pad
• General-purpose finishing where dust extraction through the disc is not required

Key specifications

• Diameter: 125 mm
• Abrasive grit: G220 (medium‑fine)
• Backing material: cloth
• Hole configuration: no holes (solid disc)
• Pack quantity: 10 discs

How to use

Attach the disc securely to a compatible 125 mm backing pad on a rotary sander or hand holder. Start with light pressure and a consistent motion, allowing the abrasive to do the work to avoid cutting too deeply. For wood, sand along the grain for best results; for painted or metal surfaces, use steady overlapping passes until the desired smoothness is achieved. Replace discs when the abrasive wears down or performance decreases. Use appropriate PPE such as safety glasses and a dust mask when sanding.

Usage recommendations

For best results use at moderate sander speeds and avoid excessive pressure to extend disc life. When working on heavy dust‑producing tasks, combine with external dust extraction systems or clean the area frequently, since the discs have no dust extraction holes.