Dewalt DW4307 Abrasive Disc Kit 5 Inch 5 Pack

Product Description

The DEWALT DW4307 is a five-piece abrasive disc kit designed for random orbital sanders. It includes five 5-inch hook-and-loop compatible sanding discs spanning five grit levels: 80 (medium), 120 (fine), 150 (very fine), 180 (very fine), and 220 (very fine). The discs are constructed with an aluminum oxide abrasive bonded to a flexible paper backing. Eight vacuum holes align with standard dust collection ports to keep the work surface clear and extend disc life. This kit suits finish carpenters, painters, flooring installers, and general contractors who need a range of grits for surface preparation and finish sanding in a single package.

This disc kit is suited for residential and light commercial surface prep work including wood sanding, paint scuffing, and finish smoothing on flat or slightly contoured surfaces. The 5-inch diameter is the standard size for the most widely used random orbital sanders. The multi-grit assortment supports progressive sanding sequences from material removal at 80 grit through fine finishing at 220 grit without purchasing separate packs for each stage.

Key Features

• Five-disc assortment covers 80, 120, 150, 180, and 220 grit in a single kit
• Aluminum oxide abrasive provides consistent cut and durability across grit levels
• Flexible paper backing conforms to slightly uneven surfaces
• 8 vacuum holes align with standard dust collection ports on random orbital sanders
• 5-inch diameter fits the most common random orbital sander pad size
• Coated abrasive construction for reliable grain adhesion and extended service life

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5-inch random orbital sanders equipped with hook-and-loop pads and 8-hole dust collection patterns. Confirm your sander pad hole pattern before installing.

Installation Notes

Disc installation and removal requires no tools — align the hook-and-loop face of the disc to the sander pad and press firmly. Power down and unplug or battery-disconnect the sander before changing discs. Inspect the pad backing for worn hooks before attaching a new disc, as a degraded pad reduces disc retention. Dispose of spent discs in accordance with local waste guidelines.