150 Grit Ceramic, 5 Universal 12-Hole Hook & Loop Sanding Disc Qty:15

150-Grit Ceramic, 5-in. Universal 12-Hole Hook & Lock™ Sanding Disc QTY:15

Diablo's premium 5-in. 150-grit ceramic universal sanding discs are designed to deliver fast material removal, long sanding life, and consistent performance on a wide range of sanding projects. The universal 12-hole pattern provides a one-size-fits-all design for 5-in. and 8-hole random orbital sanders, making disc alignment quick and precise.

A premium ceramic grain blend cuts aggressively through material while the advanced grain bonding system helps extend disc life and durability. The Hook & Lock™ backing provides a secure connection while allowing discs to be repeatedly attached and removed for convenient use.

Product Features

• Universal 12-hole pattern fits 5-in. and 8-hole sanders for quick, precise disc alignment
• Premium ceramic grain blend provides fast material removal and extended sanding life
• Hook & Lock™ backing allows repeated attachment and removal while maintaining a secure connection
• Clog-SHIELD™ proprietary grinding agents help reduce pitch buildup and abrasive clogging
• ENDURA-BOND™ grain bonding system provides increased durability and longer sanding life
• Designed for use with orbital and dual-action sanders
• Suitable for sanding wood, metal, and plastics
• 15 sanding discs per package

Premium Ceramic Abrasive

The premium ceramic grain blend is engineered for aggressive cutting and efficient material removal. Ceramic abrasives are particularly valuable for demanding sanding applications where rapid stock removal, leveling, shaping, or stripping is required. The abrasive grain works with Diablo's advanced bonding technology to maintain cutting performance and maximize disc life.

Clog-SHIELD™ Technology

Diablo's Clog-SHIELD™ technology incorporates a proprietary blend of grinding agents that helps reduce pitch buildup and clogging. By resisting abrasive loading, the sanding disc can maintain a more effective cutting surface and deliver consistent performance throughout the sanding process.

ENDURA-BOND™ Technology

The ENDURA-BOND™ superior grain bonding system is designed to provide extreme durability and longer abrasive life. This advanced construction helps the ceramic grain remain effective during demanding sanding applications, reducing the need for frequent disc changes and improving overall productivity.

Ideal Applications

The 150-grit ceramic abrasive is well suited for fast leveling, shaping, heavy material removal, and stripping applications. It is a practical choice when you need more aggressive cutting performance before moving to intermediate or finishing grits.

Suggested Projects

• Paint refinishing and removal
• Deck surface preparation and reconditioning
• Floor refinishing
• Wood furniture building and refinishing
• General project construction
• Wood, metal, and plastic surface preparation

Technical Specifications

• Disc Size: 5-in.
• Grit: 150
• Grit Type: Ceramic Blend
• Backing: Hook & Lock™
• Hole Pattern: Universal 12-hole
• Pack Quantity: 15 discs
• Compatible Sanders: 5-in. and 8-hole random orbital sanders
• Recommended Materials: Wood, metal, and plastics

Understanding Ceramic Abrasives

Ceramic abrasives are manufactured using a specialized chemical bonding process that creates a highly engineered abrasive grain. Different ceramic formulations offer varying levels of strength and performance, making ceramic abrasives particularly useful for demanding removal and dimensioning applications.

Ceramic abrasives were originally developed for aggressive metal grinding but have become widely used for sanding and surface preparation across many materials. They offer the greatest value in applications where rapid material removal and dimensioning are important. At the same time, aluminum oxide or silicon carbide abrasives may be preferred for certain intermediate and finishing operations.

Abrasive Grain Color

Natural abrasive grain colors can vary by material, including brown, pink, white, black, blue, and blue-gray. However, grain color should not be used as a reliable way to identify abrasive type. Manufacturers can add dyes to the coating process, and stearates or lubricants may also affect the appearance of the grain.

For the best results, select an abrasive based on the material being sanded, the desired level of material removal, the sanding application, and the machinery being used.