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The Abracs Fibre Sanding Disc (1320260) is an ideal choice for professional tradespeople and workshop hobbyists who require an aggressive abrasive for heavy-duty material removal on wood and metal surfaces. Delivering high-efficiency sanding and exceptional durability, these 125mm discs excel at stripping paint or preparing rough surfaces for finishing; however, due to their coarse 36-grit texture, they are not suitable for fine surface polishing or delicate detailing.
| Model Part Number | 1320260 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Abracs |
Yes, the aluminium oxide construction is suitable for various metals, including stainless steel.
No, the package includes the fibre sanding discs only. You must provide a compatible 125mm backing pad.
36 grit is a coarse abrasive used for heavy stock removal and stripping rather than final smoothing.
These are fibre discs intended for angle grinders with a backing pad, not for typical random orbital sanders which usually require hook-and-loop sandpaper.
Replace the disc when the abrasive grit appears worn down, the cutting efficiency drops significantly, or if the fibre backing shows signs of fraying.
Ensure the disc is perfectly centered on the backing pad and that the clamping nut is fully tightened.
Reduce downward pressure to prevent overheating the debris and use a cleaning stick or brush to remove buildup if necessary.
Avoid tilting the angle grinder at steep angles; keep the disc as flat to the workpiece as possible.
To set up, ensure your angle grinder is fitted with a compatible rubber or plastic backing pad designed for 125mm fibre discs. Align the central hole of the disc with the center of the backing pad and secure it tightly with the disc nut provided with your grinder. For proper care, store these discs in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture from degrading the fibre backing. Periodically check the surface of the disc during use; if it becomes clogged with dust or debris, it may reduce efficiency, though 36-grit discs are inherently more resistant to loading than finer grades.
