Name: 9" 225mm NO HOLE - Velcro Hook Loop Discs
Brand: Smith & ARROW
SKU: VBSD225NH (Grit)
Price: 34.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Accepted Answer

The grit chosen depends on the job you need the orbital pad for. The grit of a piece of sandpaper refers to the quantity of abrasive units per square inch on the sanding disc. The low number of 60 indicates that there are not very many abrasive grains compared to the high number of 3,000. If there are a high number of units on the disc, the result will be very refined. However, more does not mean that the result will be better. It just depends on the project and the stage of completion.

Grit	Description
60 to 80	Extremely coarse sandpaper that is good for grinding rust from metals.
120 to 150	These disks have a strong impact and remove surface debris quickly.
220 to 320	The medium-grade sanding disks remove surface debris at a moderate pace.
1,200 to 2,000	These extremely fine surfaces are excellent for finishing work.

Question 2

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

Accepted Answer

The holes in the orbital pads allow the sander to suck away the sawdust and throw it in the dust collection bag or chamber. If this does not occur, then dust gets trapped under the sander disk and keeps it from sanding efficiently. The hole configurations of the discs are standardised to suit the hole configuration on most mainstream orbital sanders ie a 125mm 5" disc sander will usually have an 8 hole configuration. The presence or absence of any holes on the disk must be compatible with the sanding machine that you are using.

Question 3

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

Accepted Answer

Hook-and-loop sandpaper is similar to Velcro™ with the rough side called hook, and the softer side called loop. The "Loop" is on the backing of the sandpaper, whether that backing is paper, film, cloth or mesh. The "Hook" is on the back-up pad of an orbital or random orbital sander or the faceplate of a disc sander. These hooks and loops are used to attach the sandpaper to a machine such as a random orbital sander or disc sander. This makes it very simple to change the sandpaper. The Velcro keeps them secure and once positioned, they don’t move easily.

Question 4

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Accepted Answer

The grit chosen depends on the job you need the orbital pad for. The grit of a piece of sandpaper refers to the quantity of abrasive units per square inch on the sanding disc. The low number of 60 indicates that there are not very many abrasive grains compared to the high number of 3,000. If there are a high number of units on the disc, the result will be very refined. However, more does not mean that the result will be better. It just depends on the project and the stage of completion.

Grit	Description
60 to 80	Extremely coarse sandpaper that is good for grinding rust from metals.
120 to 150	These disks have a strong impact and remove surface debris quickly.
220 to 320	The medium-grade sanding disks remove surface debris at a moderate pace.
1,200 to 2,000	These extremely fine surfaces are excellent for finishing work.

Question 5

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

Accepted Answer

The holes in the orbital pads allow the sander to suck away the sawdust and throw it in the dust collection bag or chamber. If this does not occur, then dust gets trapped under the sander disk and keeps it from sanding efficiently. The hole configurations of the discs are standardised to suit the hole configuration on most mainstream orbital sanders ie a 125mm 5" disc sander will usually have an 8 hole configuration. The presence or absence of any holes on the disk must be compatible with the sanding machine that you are using.

Question 6

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

Accepted Answer

Hook-and-loop sandpaper is similar to Velcro™ with the rough side called hook, and the softer side called loop. The "Loop" is on the backing of the sandpaper, whether that backing is paper, film, cloth or mesh. The "Hook" is on the back-up pad of an orbital or random orbital sander or the faceplate of a disc sander. These hooks and loops are used to attach the sandpaper to a machine such as a random orbital sander or disc sander. This makes it very simple to change the sandpaper. The Velcro keeps them secure and once positioned, they don’t move easily.

Question 7

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Accepted Answer

The grit chosen depends on the job you need the orbital pad for. The grit of a piece of sandpaper refers to the quantity of abrasive units per square inch on the sanding disc. The low number of 60 indicates that there are not very many abrasive grains compared to the high number of 3,000. If there are a high number of units on the disc, the result will be very refined. However, more does not mean that the result will be better. It just depends on the project and the stage of completion.

Grit	Description
60 to 80	Extremely coarse sandpaper that is good for grinding rust from metals.
120 to 150	These disks have a strong impact and remove surface debris quickly.
220 to 320	The medium-grade sanding disks remove surface debris at a moderate pace.
1,200 to 2,000	These extremely fine surfaces are excellent for finishing work.

Question 8

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

Accepted Answer

The holes in the orbital pads allow the sander to suck away the sawdust and throw it in the dust collection bag or chamber. If this does not occur, then dust gets trapped under the sander disk and keeps it from sanding efficiently. The hole configurations of the discs are standardised to suit the hole configuration on most mainstream orbital sanders ie a 125mm 5" disc sander will usually have an 8 hole configuration. The presence or absence of any holes on the disk must be compatible with the sanding machine that you are using.

Question 9

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

Accepted Answer

Hook-and-loop sandpaper is similar to Velcro™ with the rough side called hook, and the softer side called loop. The "Loop" is on the backing of the sandpaper, whether that backing is paper, film, cloth or mesh. The "Hook" is on the back-up pad of an orbital or random orbital sander or the faceplate of a disc sander. These hooks and loops are used to attach the sandpaper to a machine such as a random orbital sander or disc sander. This makes it very simple to change the sandpaper. The Velcro keeps them secure and once positioned, they don’t move easily.

Question 10

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Accepted Answer

The grit chosen depends on the job you need the orbital pad for. The grit of a piece of sandpaper refers to the quantity of abrasive units per square inch on the sanding disc. The low number of 60 indicates that there are not very many abrasive grains compared to the high number of 3,000. If there are a high number of units on the disc, the result will be very refined. However, more does not mean that the result will be better. It just depends on the project and the stage of completion.

Grit	Description
60 to 80	Extremely coarse sandpaper that is good for grinding rust from metals.
120 to 150	These disks have a strong impact and remove surface debris quickly.
220 to 320	The medium-grade sanding disks remove surface debris at a moderate pace.
1,200 to 2,000	These extremely fine surfaces are excellent for finishing work.

Question 11

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

Accepted Answer

The holes in the orbital pads allow the sander to suck away the sawdust and throw it in the dust collection bag or chamber. If this does not occur, then dust gets trapped under the sander disk and keeps it from sanding efficiently. The hole configurations of the discs are standardised to suit the hole configuration on most mainstream orbital sanders ie a 125mm 5" disc sander will usually have an 8 hole configuration. The presence or absence of any holes on the disk must be compatible with the sanding machine that you are using.

Question 12

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

Accepted Answer

Hook-and-loop sandpaper is similar to Velcro™ with the rough side called hook, and the softer side called loop. The "Loop" is on the backing of the sandpaper, whether that backing is paper, film, cloth or mesh. The "Hook" is on the back-up pad of an orbital or random orbital sander or the faceplate of a disc sander. These hooks and loops are used to attach the sandpaper to a machine such as a random orbital sander or disc sander. This makes it very simple to change the sandpaper. The Velcro keeps them secure and once positioned, they don’t move easily.

BOX SIZE	PRICE PER DISC
Box 25	$1.40
Box 50	$1.00
Box 100	$0.85
Box 200	$0.75

Box Size	Box 25, Box 50, Box 100, Box 200
Grit	80 Grit, 120 Grit, 150 Grit, 180 Grit, 240 Grit, 320 Grit, 400 Grit

9″ 225mm NO HOLE – Velcro Hook Loop Discs

Hook and Loop Velcro Sanding Discs

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Grit

Description

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

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Flexibility: Hook and loops sanding discs are available in all grits, making them ideal for all kinds of jobs on wood, metal and more.

Price: More affordable than other sanding discs on the market. These discs save time and results in fewer wasted discs.

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FAQs

Hook and Loop Velcro Sanding Discs

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Grit

Description

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

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WHAT YOU GET:
Size: 9″, 225mm No Hole
Choose Qty From Drop Down Menu: Box 25, Box 50, Box 100, Box 200
Choose Grit From Drop Down Menu: 80, 120, 150, 180, 240, 320, 400
For larger box sizes you may choose multiple grits. Just email us or leave a note in your paypal notes if you want to split the grits. One grit per box of 25.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Hole Configuration: No Hole
Intended Use: Plaster, All Metal, Wood, Drywall
Thickness: 0.7mm
Machine: Orbital Sander
Material: Aluminium oxide

FEATURES:
Excellent for plastering, auto work, car panel work, paint removal.
Suitable for sanding at high speeds
Durable and long lasting
Prevents clogging and pill forming, thus achieving an optimal sanding result

9″ 225mm NO HOLE – Velcro Hook Loop Discs

Hook and Loop Velcro Sanding Discs

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Grit

Description

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

Load More

Flexibility: Hook and loops sanding discs are available in all grits, making them ideal for all kinds of jobs on wood, metal and more.

Price: More affordable than other sanding discs on the market. These discs save time and results in fewer wasted discs.

Reviews

Leave a review

FAQs

Hook and Loop Velcro Sanding Discs

Which grit should I choose on hook and loop discs?

Grit

Description

Why are there holes in the orbital sandpaper?

How do hook and loop orbital pads work?

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