Abrasive sanding disc 125 mm Wolfcraft, hook-and-loop, 8 mm shank

Wolfcraft 125 mm abrasive sanding disc with hook-and-loop backing and an 8 mm shank is intended for sanding and finishing of wooden surfaces, painted areas and light metals when used with compatible rotary or multi-function tools. The 125 mm diameter provides a balance between working area and access to edges, while the hook-and-loop system enables fast disc replacement. The 8 mm shank allows secure mounting in tools designed for shank-mounted sanding accessories and compact attachments.

Advantages

The hook-and-loop fastening ensures quick and secure abrasive changes without additional tools. The 125 mm size offers good coverage and accurate control near edges and profiles. The 8 mm shank provides stable connection to rotary heads and multi-tools that accept shank-mounted sanding discs. Abrasive material and backing construction are selected for even material removal and consistent surface finish across wood, paint layers and light metal surfaces.

Suitable for

• Sanding and leveling of wooden furniture and panels
• Removing old paint or varnish from flat and contoured surfaces
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• Light deburring and finishing on thin metal sheets and non-ferrous metals
• Detail and edge sanding using compact rotary or multi-function tools

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Fastening type: hook-and-loop (Velcro-style)
• Shank diameter: 8 mm
• Intended materials: wood, paint/varnish layers, light metals
• Compatibility: tools and attachments accepting 8 mm shank sanding discs and 125 mm disc size

How to use

Select a grit grade appropriate for the task, attach the disc to the tool via the 8 mm shank and secure the hook-and-loop connection to the sanding pad. Start with light pressure and increase gradually as needed to avoid gouging the surface. Move the tool with steady, overlapping passes and maintain consistent speed to achieve an even finish. Replace the disc when abrasive performance diminishes or the backing becomes clogged.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask. For painted surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area to verify compatibility. When working on metal, select appropriate grit to avoid excessive heat buildup; pause periodically to allow cooling. Store discs flat and away from moisture to preserve hook-and-loop adhesion and abrasive effectiveness.