Diablo DCD050060H50G Hook Loop Disc 60 Grit 5 in 50 Pack

Product Description

The DIABLO DCD050060H50G is a 5-inch hook-and-loop abrasive disc engineered for aggressive material removal with a ceramic blend abrasive grain. Rated at 60 grit coarse grade, it delivers fast stock removal on wood, composites, and painted surfaces. The hook-and-loop backing allows quick pad changes on random orbital and right-angle sanders without tools. Each package contains 50 discs, making it a practical supply quantity for production shops, finish carpenters, and remodeling contractors who cycle through abrasives at high volume.

This disc is suited for residential and light commercial applications where coarse-grade sanding is needed before progressing to finer grits. Typical use cases include leveling glue joints, removing paint or primer, flattening rough lumber, and prepping drywall patches or wood substrates for finishing. The ceramic blend grain is formulated to resist heat buildup and extend disc life compared to standard aluminum oxide alternatives, making it a reliable choice for high-volume material removal tasks.

Key Features

• 5-inch diameter fits standard hook-and-loop random orbital and rotary sander pads
• 60 grit coarse grade for aggressive stock removal and surface leveling
• Ceramic blend abrasive grain resists heat and extends working life
• Hook-and-loop backing enables fast, tool-free disc changes
• Red disc color for easy grit identification on the job
• 50 discs per package reduces restocking frequency in high-use environments

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style hook-and-loop abrasive disc for use with 5-inch hook-and-loop sander pads on random orbital and right-angle sanders accepting standard 5-inch discs.

Installation Notes

Installed by woodworkers, finish carpenters, painters, and general contractors using compatible 5-inch hook-and-loop sanders. Before changing discs, power off the sander and allow the pad to come to a full stop. Press the disc firmly onto the hook-and-loop pad to ensure full contact and prevent edge lifting during use. Inspect the pad backing regularly — a worn or contaminated pad reduces disc adhesion and can cause the disc to release under load.