Trend Mesh Sanding Disc - 225mm - 80G - 5 Pack

The open mesh structure allows for significantly better dust extraction compared to traditional sandpaper, leading to a cleaner workspace and a smoother finish with fewer dust particles embedded in the surface.

The 80-grit disc is ideal for aggressive stock removal and initial shaping, particularly effective on resinous timbers, fillers, paints, and heat-sensitive materials where clogging can be an issue.

It uses a stearate release agent on the abrasive grains. This agent helps to reduce heat buildup during sanding and prevents materials like resins or dust from sticking to the disc surface, thus minimizing clogging.

This 225mm disc is designed for orbital or random orbital sanders featuring a 225mm diameter backing pad with a hook and loop attachment system. Its universal fitment eliminates the need to align extraction holes.

If the disc becomes clogged, you can try tapping it firmly on a hard surface to dislodge debris. A stiff brush can also be used to clean the mesh. Persistent clogging may indicate the grit is too coarse for the material or that dust extraction needs improvement.

Yes, Trend offers this mesh sanding disc in multiple grits, including 120G, 180G, and 240G, allowing you to select the appropriate abrasive for different stages of your project, from heavy removal to fine finishing.

Ensure the sander's hook and loop backing pad is clean and dry. Check that the disc's hook and loop surface is also clean and free of dust or debris.

This can occur with very soft or gummy materials. Ensure dust extraction is functioning optimally. Try cleaning the disc surface with a brush. For persistent clogging, consider a finer grit disc if appropriate for the material.

Verify that your sander's dust port is not blocked and that your vacuum or dust collection system is adequately powerful and functioning correctly. Ensure the disc's open net structure is not completely covered by dust.

While designed to reduce heat, heavy pressure or continuous use on difficult materials can still cause heat. Ensure dust extraction is efficient, as it also helps with cooling. Reduce pressure and allow brief cool-down periods if necessary.