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The Bona 8100 150mm sanding disc is a professional-grade abrasive designed for flooring contractors and serious DIYers looking to achieve a superior surface finish on timber floors. Crafted with high-performance silicon carbide, these discs provide exceptional cutting speed and longevity for wood preparation, though they are specifically optimized for use with edge sanders and may require a compatible hook and loop base plate.
| Model Part Number | 8100 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bona |
Yes, provided your orbital sander is 150mm and uses a hook and loop attachment system.
Silicon carbide is extremely hard and brittle, meaning it breaks down in a way that constantly reveals fresh, sharp edges, making it ideal for sanding wood.
The 8mm center hole is standard for many edge sanders, but you should verify your specific machine's arbor size before purchasing.
The package contains 50 high-quality 150mm sanding discs.
While silicon carbide can cut metal, these discs are specifically engineered for timber floor preparation and may wear out prematurely on harder materials.
Clean the hook and loop pad on the sander to remove dust buildup, ensuring the velcro-style material can grip the disc backing.
Check your vacuum or dust extraction system. Even with open-coat discs, heavy dust accumulation indicates insufficient suction.
To set up the Bona 8100, ensure your edge sander's hook and loop backing pad is clean and free of debris to guarantee a firm grip. Align the 8mm center hole with the sander arbor and press firmly to secure. For compatibility, ensure your sander is designed to accommodate 150mm discs. To extend the life of your discs, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct humidity, which can affect the adhesive backing. If the discs become clogged during heavy work, a light tap or brief blast of compressed air can clear the dust from the open-coat structure.
