Sandpaper K80, diameter 125 mm, self-adhesive, 6 pieces

The discs are designed to dissipate dust and heat. This contributes to increased working comfort during grinding.

Yes, the set contains 6 discs and offers a practical supply for multiple uses. For a single chair, that's usually enough. (Roughly speaking: For a piece of furniture of this size, you typically need 1-3 discs.)

The 125 mm diameter is optimized for sanding larger surfaces. This format is less suitable for very tight corners or filigree work.

The sandpaper is primarily designed for wood and metal. It can be used for plastics, but you should test the surface and pressure carefully.

Grain 80 is ideal for pre-work such as removing old paint or light rust on metal, as well as for intermediate sanding of wood surfaces. It ensures good surface preparation.

The sandpaper is primarily optimized for wood and metal. For plaster or stucco, special abrasives are often better suited because they don't clog up so quickly.

The self-adhesive backing allows for easy and secure attachment. It ensures a quick and stable fixation during the sanding process.

Yes, the K80 grit of the discs is ideal for demanding grinding tasks and the coarse removal of rust and heavily corroded metal parts. The robust backing with mineral abrasive grains ensures efficient results. For optimal performance, check the grinding disc regularly and replace it if necessary.

The sanding discs are self-adhesive and offer good adhesion to the corresponding sanding plate. If properly attached, they will not come loose during use.

Yes, the sandpaper is robust and durable, designed for both professional and private use. It offers efficient results even with intensive home use.

A set of 6 sanding discs grit 80 may be sufficient for a medium-sized solid wood tabletop, depending on the condition of the surface and the desired removal. It is advisable to have spare discs on hand.

Yes, the K80 grit is ideal for the coarse removal of materials such as paint. It effectively removes old paint layers from wood or other surfaces.

Yes, the K80 grit is well suited for removing unevenness on metal surfaces. Rust can also be effectively treated with it.

Yes, the 80 grit is suitable for working metal and thus also for removing rust. However, for strong, deep-seated rust, coarser grits could be more effective.

Yes, the flexible fiber material pad is resistant to rotation and pressure. It is robustly constructed to remain stable even under greater stress.

For very fine surfaces or the final finish, grit 80 is usually too coarse. It is more for pre-grinding or removing material. Finer grits are then needed.

Yes, the sandpaper with K80 grit is explicitly designed for the coarse removal of materials such as rust. It ensures effective surface treatment.

A set of 6 discs may be sufficient for an average-sized wooden garden table, depending on the condition of the surface and the desired removal. It is advisable to have additional discs on hand for larger or heavily used tables.

Yes, the discs with a diameter of 125 mm are a standard size and fit most common orbital sanders or disc sanders.

Yes, the K80 discs are excellent for preparation work before painting, such as sanding an old wooden door. They allow for a coarse removal and the removal of unevenness.