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105PCS 125mm Sanding Discs, 8 Hole Sandpaper Sanding Discs Ideal for Sanding/Polishing for Orbital Sander (Grit 40/60/80/150/240/320/600)

Name: 105PCS 125mm Sanding Discs, 8 Hole Sandpaper Sanding Discs Ideal for Sanding/Polishing for Orbital Sander (Grit 40/60/80/150/240/320/600)
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN01893
Price: 13.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£33.58~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

This 105PCS Sanding Discs set includes 15 sheets of each grit: P40, P60, P100, P150, P240, P320, and P600, totaling 105 sheets. The assortment covers a range from rough to fine, making it suitable for various polishing requirements.

Made from high-quality alumina and high-strength resin, these sanding discs are designed for durability and improved anti-static performance.

These 125mm sanding discs are ideal for grinding, polishing, and rust removal on a variety of materials including metal, wood, rubber, leather, plastic, stone, and glass.

Technical specifications

Diameter: 125mm

Grits included: P40, P60, P100, P150, P240, P320, P600

Total sheets: 105

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with various types of 125mm Random Orbital Sanders.

Installation

Features a durable hook and loop backing for quick and easy mounting.

Includes 8 holes for dust extraction, ensuring effective dust management during use.

Usage

Suitable for grinding, polishing, and rust removal on multiple materials.

Easy to install and remove, making it practical for various sanding tasks.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Colour
Red
Pcs per pack
105
Disc / blade diameter
125 mm
Material
Aluminium oxide
Disc or tray type
Disc
ManoMano Reference
ME93707507
MMID
297758198272
Product code
RN01893
EAN
9144702401923

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