Makita Sanding Disc - 40 Grit - 125mm

Extra hard wearing aluminium oxide hook and loop backed disc, with 8 holes for dust extraction. Su...

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This guide is for users of the Makita 40 Grit, 125mm sanding discs. These discs are ideal for professional use, offering excellent performance on wood, metal, and painted surfaces. Note that optimal dust extraction is achieved with compatible random orbital sanding units. They are designed for efficient material removal.

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Model Part NumberP-43533
BrandMakita

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FAQs

What materials can I sand with these discs?

These discs are suitable for sanding wood, metal, and painted surfaces.

What type of sander should I use?

These discs are designed for use with random orbital sanding units.

How do I attach the sanding disc?

Align the disc with the hook and loop backing on your sander and press firmly to secure.

How long will a disc last?

The lifespan of a disc depends on the material being sanded, the pressure applied, and the usage. Check for wear and replace when needed.

How do I maintain the discs?

Keep the discs clean and store them in a dry place.

Where are these discs best used?

Ideal for initial sanding and material removal, such as paint stripping or flattening rough surfaces. Best for professional use.

Why are there holes in the disc?

The holes are for dust extraction, to keep your work area cleaner and improve sanding performance.

Troubleshooting

Sanding disc not attaching properly.

Ensure the sander's hook and loop backing is clean and undamaged. Press the disc firmly onto the sander.

Poor dust extraction.

Check the sander's dust extraction system for blockages and ensure it's connected to a dust collection system. Confirm the holes in the disc align with the sander's extraction ports.

Sanding too slow.

Apply more pressure but avoid excessive force. Check the disc for clogging and replace if necessary. Consider using a lower grit disc for faster material removal if appropriate.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High material removal rate.
  • Suitable for various materials.
  • Easy to attach and remove due to hook and loop design.
  • Dust extraction improves the working environment.

Cons

  • Specific grit may not be suitable for all tasks.
  • Requires a compatible sanding unit.
  • May wear faster with aggressive use.
  • Dust extraction performance depends on the sander.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Attachment: Align the disc with the hook and loop backing on your 125mm random orbital sander and press firmly to secure.
  2. Compatibility: These discs are compatible with Makita 125mm random orbital sanders. Ensure your sander has an 8-hole dust extraction system for optimal performance.
  3. Care: Avoid excessive pressure to prevent premature wear. Regularly clean the sanding surface of dust and debris. Store discs in a dry place. Replace discs when they become worn or clogged.

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