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ABRANET® (H&L) Hook & Loop DISCS

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$1.87 $2.75 In stock

ABRANET® (H&L) Hook & Loop DISCS is a revolutionary product for vacuum-assisted sanding. Mirka's new, patented disc facilitates dust-free sanding, better quality sanding, and longer disc life. The hook and loop backing and open abrasive mesh construction allows use with any 1 3/8", 2", 3", "5", "6" and 11" H&L sanding system and is available in grits 80 through 1000. Packed 10 or 50 per box. For sanding small objects, try our 1 3/8" Abranet Disc kit.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

Dust extraction is noticeably better than with my old sanding discs, barely any mess left behind. The hook-and-loop grip stays firm even after swapping several sheets in a row.

Amelia ★★★★★

I was skeptical at first, but the dust-free sanding really works—my workshop stays much cleaner during the job. The hook and loop grip holds firm on the sander, and each disc lasts through several uses without tearing.

Ellie Y. ★★★★★

These discs hold up noticeably longer than the last ones I used, even on tougher edges. Biggest win for me is the vac-assisted holes really do keep the dust down, so I can actually see the surface as I'm working.