Velro 5" X 80 GRIT Sanding Disc

80 grit indicates a coarse abrasive surface. It’s best for heavy material removal on metal (rust/paint) and for rough shaping or deburring on wood or other hard surfaces.

Turn off and unplug the tool, align the Velcro-backed disc with the backing pad, press firmly to attach, and pull the edge to remove. The Velcro backing allows quick changes without tools.

Velcro backing (hook-and-loop) lets you swap discs quickly, reduces wear on the tool’s backing pad, and makes disc changes fast and easy during projects.

Specifications: 5-inch diameter, 80 grit, Velcro backing, designed for long-term use with compatible power drills or grinders. It’s built from durable abrasive material intended for repeated use.

Wear eye protection, a dust mask or respirator as needed, and protective gloves. Inspect the disc for cracks or wear before use, avoid excessive pressure, and operate within the tool’s rated speed to prevent disc failure.

Common applications include removing rust or paint from metal, rough surface prep on wood or composites, deburring sharp edges, and initial smoothing before priming or painting.

For faster material removal, compare with Velro 5-inch x 60 Grit Sanding Disc (URL: https://fepy.com/products/velro-5-x-60-grit-sanding-disc). For finer finishing, consider Velro 5-inch x 120 Grit Sanding Disc (URL: https://fepy.com/products/velro-5-x-120-grit-sanding-disc). If you need a slightly different size, see Velro 4.5-inch x 80 Grit (URL: https://fepy.com/products/velro-4-5-x-80-grit-sanding-disc).

60 grit is more aggressive and removes material quickly; 80 grit provides a balance between removal and prep for finishing; 120 grit is finer and better for smoothing and finishing surfaces.

This disc is designed for standard 5-inch backing pads used on many drills and right-angle grinders. Before use, verify the tool’s speed rating matches or exceeds the disc’s maximum RPM and ensure the backing pad is compatible with Velcro discs.

Store in a cool, dry place and avoid exposure to extreme heat. After use, clean off dust, inspect for cracks or wear, and replace if any damage is observed. Use moderate pressure and avoid overheating the disc to extend its lifespan.