Diablo DCD050220H50G 5 in 220 Grit Hook Loop Disc 50-pack

Product Description

The DIABLO DCD050220H50G is a 5-inch hook-and-loop sanding disc designed for fine surface finishing and prep work. Built with a ceramic blend abrasive, this disc delivers consistent stock removal and longer life compared to standard aluminum oxide discs. At 220 grit, it falls in the ultra fine range, making it well suited for final sanding passes, light scratch removal, and surface smoothing before coating or finishing. Each package contains 50 discs. The hook-and-loop backing allows fast pad attachment and quick disc changes without tools, reducing downtime during production work.

These discs are used on random orbital sanders and other hook-and-loop compatible sanders in woodworking, cabinetry, metal fabrication, auto body prep, and general surface finishing applications. The 220 grit rating makes them appropriate for final-stage material preparation where a smooth, consistent surface profile is required before staining, sealing, painting, or coating. They are a common consumable for finish carpenters, cabinet installers, auto body technicians, and general contractors working on surface prep tasks.

Key Features

• Ceramic blend abrasive for extended disc life and consistent cut rate
• 220 grit ultra fine grade for final sanding and pre-finish surface prep
• 5-inch diameter fits standard hook-and-loop random orbital sander pads
• Hook-and-loop backing enables tool-free disc swaps and fast changeovers
• Red disc color for quick grit identification on the job
• 50 discs per package for extended use without frequent restocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5-inch hook-and-loop sanding pads on random orbital sanders and other compatible power sanding tools.

Installation Notes

These discs are installed by pressing the hook-and-loop backing firmly onto a compatible sander pad. Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Inspect the pad backing for wear before attaching a new disc, as a worn pad can cause uneven contact and reduced abrasive performance. Discs should be discarded when abrasive loading or visible wear reduces cutting efficiency.