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U*AB/125/120A - Aluminium Oxide Random Orbital Sanding Disc 120 Grit 125mm 10pc

U*AB/125/120A
$10.91

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High performance multi-material long life Aluminium Oxide abrasive for 125mm Diameter Random Orbit Sanders. Suitable for wood, paint, plaster and metal

  • SUPERIOR DUST EXTRACTION Elongated hole pattern ensures base compatibility and aids maximum extraction capability
  • EASY ALIGNMENT Unique punch pattern for easy extraction hole alignment for faster application
  • 125mm RANDOM ORBIT APPLICATIONS INCLUDE Single handed sanding, keying, secondary preparation, cleaning and fine finishing easy control on horizontal and vertical surfaces
  • 125mm DIAMETER DISC Fits all hook and loop base 125mm random orbit sanders
  • ANTI CLOGGING OPEN COAT increased spacing between the grit particles of grains reduces clogging and allows fast stock removal especially on gummy, resinous timbers, fillers and paint removal
  • DUAL RESIN BONDING LAYERS two layers of resin keeps the abrasive grit firmly bonded to the backer for increased lifespan
  • 3x LIFESPAN Highly durable Aluminium Oxide grit maintains performance gives 3 times longer life than conventional abrasives
  • MULTI MATERIAL Ideal for use on wood, paint, metal and plaster
  • 3 GRIT OPTIONS 120, 180 and 240 grit for preparation work, keying, de-nibbing and fine finishing applications
  • HOOK AND LOOP FIXING Secure fix to the power tool base. Fast easy removal, increasing productivity when working through grits
  • UNIVERSAL DUST HOLE PATTERN hole design ensures maximum compatibility on popular orbit sanders
  • CONTROLLED CUT Finer grits for high quality preparation and finishing on all materials
  • LONG LASTING FILM BACKING Flexible backer minimises cracking and grit loss for long lasting sanding and durability
Type
Aluminium Oxide
Grit
120
Diameter
125 mm

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