Dmax DMX4705 Hook and Loop Perforated Sanding Disc 225 mm 150 Grit
Dmax DMX4705 Hook and Loop Perforated Sanding Disc 225 mm 150 Grit
SKU ÜRÜN KODU: ÜRÜN KODU:DMX4705
BİZE ULAŞINDmax DMX4705 Perforated Hook & Loop Sanding Pad (225 mm - 150 Grit)
Fast Abrasion, Clean Surface: Professional Mid-Range for Wall Preparation!
The Dmax DMX4705 is a 150-grit sanding disc designed for removing plaster, putty, and paint residues on large surfaces. With a diameter of 225 mm, it is perfectly compatible with long-handled machines known as "giraffe sanders." Its medium-hard grit structure quickly eliminates significant imperfections and prepares the surface for finish sanding.
Key Features
150 Grit (Medium Hardness): Offers an ideal balance for erasing marks left by coarse sanding and smoothing out surface undulations.
8+1 Dust Extraction Holes: Perfectly compatible with vacuum machines. It instantly extracts dust, preventing disc clogging and keeping your vision clear.
High-Performance Aluminum Oxide: Abrasive particles are resistant to heat and shedding, ensuring long-lasting use.
Advanced Hook & Loop (Velcro) System: Grips firmly to the machine pad, preventing slippage from the center even at high speeds.
Efficient Operation: Its large diameter allows you to sand a much larger area in a shorter time with less effort.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
| Brand | Dmax |
| Model Code | DMX4705 |
| Diameter | 225 mm |
| Grit Value | P150 (Medium) |
| Attachment Type | Hook & Loop (Velcro) |
| Hole Structure | Standard Vacuum Hole |
| Application Area | Plaster, Drywall, Softwood, Putty |
Areas of Use
Drywall Applications: Trimming joint compounds and excess rough plaster at drywall seams.
Wall Renovation: Removing blisters from old painted walls and preparing for a new coat.
Putty Correction: Evenly thinning applied putty on surfaces.
Wood Preparation: Removing coarse fibers and knot marks on the surface of large wooden panels.
Application Advice
Pro Tip: 150-grit sandpaper is a transitional grit between coarse and fine. If your surface is very rough, start with 80 or 100 grit first. Then, balance the surface with this 150-grit pad. For a flawless "satin" texture before painting, finish the job with 180 or 220 grit. When sanding, move the machine in circular motions on the surface to achieve uniform abrasion.
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