Product Description

Premium 5" Gold Hook and Loop Discs

Durable, Versatile, and Cost-Effective Sanding Solutions

Achieve professional-grade sanding results with our 5" Gold Hook and Loop Sanding Discs. Designed for compatibility with standard 5" orbital and dual-action sanders, these discs feature a hook and loop backing system (commonly referred to as "Velcro") for quick and secure attachment.

Features

• Premium Aluminum Oxide Grain: Ensures consistent cutting performance and longevity across various materials.
• Gold Stearate Coating: Minimizes loading and clogging, extending the disc's usable life.
• Heavy-Duty C-Weight Paper Backing: Provides durability and resistance to tearing, even under rigorous use.
• No-Hole Design: Offers full surface contact, making it ideal for applications where dust extraction is not a priority.
• Wide Grit Selection (40–600): Suitable for a range of tasks from aggressive material removal to fine finishing.
• Smooth, Controlled Wear Pattern: Evenly distributed abrasive grains ensure the disc wears at a controlled rate, extending life and finish quality.

Technical Specifications

Common Applications

• Woodworking: Surface preparation, smoothing, and finishing
• Metal Fabrication: Deburring, rust removal, and surface blending
• Automotive: Paint preparation, primer sanding, and bodywork
• Fiberglass and Plastics: Shaping and finishing tasks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these discs compatible with my sander?
A: These discs are designed for standard 5" orbital and dual-action sanders that utilize a hook and loop (Velcro-compatible) attachment system, sold separately.

Q: Why choose a no-hole sanding disc?
A: No-hole discs provide full surface contact, which is beneficial for applications where dust extraction is not required, ensuring a more uniform finish.

Q: Can these discs be used on metal surfaces?
A: Absolutely. The premium aluminum oxide grain makes them suitable for various metals, including aluminum and steel.

Q: How do I select the appropriate grit?
A: Lower grits (40–100) are ideal for heavy material removal, while higher grits (120–600) are suited for finishing and polishing tasks.