Prox abrasive disc 125 x 22 mm for grinding and paint removal, model 9123072

Prox abrasive disc 125 x 22 mm for grinding and paint removal, model 9123072 is a flat abrasive wheel designed for surface preparation and material removal on metal, wood and other substrates. It fits angle grinders that accept 125 mm discs with a 22 mm arbor hole and is intended for tasks such as removing rust, paint and coatings, as well as shaping and smoothing surfaces prior to further finishing.

Advantages

The disc offers consistent abrasive performance across the working surface, enabling controlled material removal with minimal vibration when used with a compatible grinder. Its 125 mm diameter and 22 mm arbor size provide a balance between working area and maneuverability, suitable for both confined and open areas. Constructed for durability under typical renovation workloads, it provides efficient paint and coating removal while maintaining its abrasive profile over multiple uses.

Suitable for

• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Stripping coatings and varnishes from wooden elements
• Surface preparation before welding, priming or painting
• Shaping and smoothing metal edges and welds
• General renovation and maintenance tasks in workshop and on-site environments

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Arbor hole diameter: 22 mm
• Suitable for angle grinders compatible with 125 mm discs
• Designed for grinding, paint and coating removal, rust removal, shaping and smoothing
• Construction intended for repeated use in renovation and maintenance applications

How to use

Install the abrasive disc on an angle grinder ensuring the disc is mounted securely on the 22 mm arbor and the grinder’s guard and flanges are correctly positioned. Select a grinder speed appropriate for the disc and the material; follow the grinder manufacturer’s safety and speed recommendations. Work with steady, even strokes, applying moderate pressure and allowing the abrasive surface to do the cutting. Avoid excessive side pressure or twisting motions that can overload the disc. Replace the disc when wear reduces effectiveness or if damage such as cracking or severe warping is visible.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection when working with abrasive discs. Verify the maximum allowable speed of your grinder matches the disc capabilities and keep bystanders clear of the work area. Store discs flat in a dry environment and avoid impacts that could damage the abrasive surface.