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This guide is for DIY enthusiasts and professionals working with wood, metal, or other materials requiring surface finishing. The key benefit is efficient and effective material removal and surface preparation with a consistent 150 grit finish. A potential caveat is that these discs are designed for specific radial sanders and require hook and loop backing, limiting their direct use with other sanding tools. The Draper Hook and Eye Backed Aluminium Oxide Sanding Discs are durable abrasives designed for use with hand radial sanders, featuring a hook and loop attachment system for quick changes. Each pack includes five 230mm discs with a 150 grit for medium-level abrasion.
| Model Part Number | 72232 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
A 150 grit disc is considered a medium grit, suitable for removing moderate amounts of material, smoothing out rough surfaces, or preparing wood or metal for finer sanding stages or finishing.
No, these discs are specifically designed for hand radial sanders equipped with a hook and loop backing pad. They will not attach to sanders with a different fastening system.
With the sander unplugged, simply peel the old disc off the hook and loop pad and press a new disc firmly onto the pad, aligning the surfaces.
While you can gently brush off dust, these are consumable abrasive products. Once the grit becomes dull or the disc is clogged, it should be replaced for optimal performance.
150 grit is generally considered medium. For fine finishing, you would typically move to higher grits such as 220, 320, or even higher, depending on the desired smoothness.
This refers to the hook and loop fastening system, similar to Velcro, used to attach the sanding disc to the sander's backing pad.
Ensure both the disc backing and the sander's pad are clean and free from dust or debris. The pad on the sander must be a hook and loop type. Check for wear on the sander's pad; if worn, it may need replacement.
Ensure the disc is applied flat and evenly to the sander's pad. Maintain consistent pressure and movement over the workpiece. Check that the sander's pad is not damaged or warped.
This can occur if too much pressure is applied or if sanding materials that are excessively sticky or soft. Ensure you are using the correct grit for the material and task. Clean dust away from the surface frequently.
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