Supergrit Abrasives

5" 8 HOLE H&L WHITE FILM DISCS 60 MIC

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$15.62 $22 In stock

These 5-inch white film discs feature an 8-hole design and are made for hook-and-loop (H&L) attachment. With a 60 micron grade, they are suited for fine sanding and finishing applications.

  • 5-inch diameter for standard orbital sanders
  • 8-hole pattern for efficient dust extraction
  • Hook-and-loop backing for quick disc changes
  • White film construction for durability and consistent performance
  • Available in a pack of 50 discs
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

Swapped these onto my sander for the final pass on some maple and the 60 micron film leaves a really clean scratch pattern. Holes align well so dust extraction actually works.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The 8-hole pattern lines up perfectly with my sander's dust port, so almost nothing gets left behind on the surface. Film backing holds up way better than paper for fine finishing work.

Ellie R. ★★★★★

Swapped these 60 micron discs onto my random orbit sander for the final pass on a walnut tabletop and the scratch pattern came out really even. The hook and loop backing grabs tight and doesn't slip, and the white film doesn't load up half as fast as the paper discs I was using.