CROP Gold Sanding Disc 125mm grit 600 - 50 pieces
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Sanding Disc 125mm P600 - 50 Sheets
Sanding Disc 125mm P600 from CROP comes as 50 sheets packed per grit size. This CROP Premium sanding disc 125mm with P600 aluminum oxide grit can be used for any sanding job. Whether you want to sand paint, varnish, filler, primer, stain, lacquer or other coatings, down to completely bare surfaces and substrates. The CROP Gold Sanding Disc P600 delivers excellent performance with a smooth and even result. Thanks to the 8 holes for dust extraction, you can sand dust-free, preventing the disc from clogging with sanding dust. This allows you to work cleaner, enjoy a longer lifespan, and achieve a more beautiful finish. Since the CROP Gold sanding disc 125mm is round with Velcro, you attach it to your random orbital sander with a 125mm backing pad or your hand sanding block.
AOI Grit 600 Sanding Disc 125mm
AOI Grit 600 Sanding Disc 125mm is known for its sharp cutting capacity and durability. Therefore, this 125mm sanding disc P600 with aluminum oxide grit is ideal for sanding wood, metal, plastic, galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other materials. The aluminum oxide grit 600 on the sanding disc has a high density, allowing you to enjoy a long lifespan over the full life of the pad. This AOI Grit 600 sanding disc 125mm is ideal for universal and multifunctional use, ensuring you always have the right P600 sanding disc for your 125mm sander or sanding block.
Sanding Discs with 8 Holes
Do you want to sand dust-free? Then these Premium sanding discs with 8 holes are ideal to use on your sander with a 125mm backing pad. The 8 holes in the sanding disc allow the sanding dust to be sucked up by the vacuum cleaner or a Venturi filter. Despite the sanding disc being equipped with a Multihole hole pattern, this does not detract from your sanding result and the grit continues to provide a high cutting capacity with a beautiful finish.
Features of CROP Gold Sanding Discs 125mm P600
- Professional sanding discs 125mm for sanders
- Sanding discs are sprinkled with high-quality grit
- Creates a beautiful scratch pattern for a professional finish
- Sandpaper is treated with an anti-clogging coating for a long lifespan
- Very wide range of grit sizes from P80 to P1200
- Contains strong Velcro for good adhesion on your sander
- Universally applicable for any sanding job
- Can be used on all materials and substrates
- Packed as a set of 50 sheets per sanding grit
Pros and cons
- Sanding discs for professional and demanding use
- Coated with a durable abrasive grain with high cutting capacity
- Creates a high-quality finish and beautiful scratch pattern
- Available in grit coarseness 80 to 1200 for every sanding job
- After this sandpaper, you won't want anything else
Specifications of CROP Gold Sanding Disc 125mm grit 600 - 50 pieces
| SKU | 2767-7406 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CROP |
| EAN | 6095709764739 |
| Sander type | Random orbital sander |
| Type sandpaper | Sanding discs |
| SKU | 2767-7406 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CROP |
| EAN | 6095709764739 |
| Sander type | Random orbital sander |
| Type sandpaper | Sanding discs |
| Diameter | 125 mm |
| Number of holes | 8 |
| Packing | 50 pieces |
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Grit
Grit size indicates how coarse or fine the sandpaper is.
A low grit (e.g., P40–P80) is coarse and suitable for quickly removing material, such as paint or rust. A medium grit (e.g., P100–P320) is ideal for smoothing surfaces and preparing for further finishing. A high grit (e.g., P320 and higher) is fine and is used for sanding between coats and achieving a smooth final result. |
P600 |
| Category | Sanding Discs |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use a spray can?
Before using a spray can, make sure to shake it well. When spraying with a spray can, always work in a space that is at room temperature. The spray can itself should also be at room temperature.
When is this 600 grit sanding disc suitable for you?
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- Sanding the intermediate layer of lacquer or primer: With 600 grit, you lightly sand a sprayed lacquer layer or primer without sanding through it. This gives the next layer a firm grip and keeps the result sleek.
- Smoothing wood for the finish: After 180 or 240 grit, you remove the last imperfections from wood with 600 grit. The surface feels even and is ready for oil, wax, or a thin coat of lacquer.
- Less suitable for material removal or old paint layers: Grit 600 is too fine to sand away paint, rust, or deep scratches. Start with a coarse grit such as 80 or 120 and work your way up to finer in steps.
