Freud DCD050080H50G 5 Inch 80 Grit Sanding Disc 50 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DCD050080H50G is a 5-inch, 80-grit hook-and-loop sanding disc sold in a 50-pack and engineered for use with universal random orbital sanders. The disc uses a premium ceramic blend abrasive with the Endura Bond grain bonding system, which anchors abrasive particles more securely than standard resin bonds to deliver faster material removal and extended disc life. A proprietary Clog Shield formulation resists loading by reducing the buildup of swarf and debris on the disc face, keeping the abrasive cutting longer between disc changes. This product is suited for trade professionals including finish carpenters, flooring installers, drywall finishers, and general contractors who need consistent, high-volume sanding performance.

The DCD050080H50G is designed for use on wood, painted surfaces, drywall, and composite materials in both residential and light commercial applications. The hook-and-lock backing attaches and releases quickly from compatible random orbital sander pads, making disc changes fast during production work. An 80-grit designation positions this disc for aggressive stock removal, surface leveling, and preparation prior to finer finishing passes. The 50-pack quantity is appropriate for sustained job-site use where frequent disc replacement is expected.

Key Features

• Premium ceramic blend abrasive removes material faster than conventional aluminum oxide discs
• Endura Bond grain bonding system extends disc life through superior abrasive retention
• Clog Shield technology reduces loading, maintaining cut rate over longer use cycles
• Hook-and-lock backing compatible with universal random orbital sander pads for fast disc changes
• 80 grit suits aggressive stock removal and surface preparation work
• 50-pack quantity supports high-volume production sanding with reduced downtime

Compatibility

Designed for use with universal random orbital sanders equipped with hook-and-loop sanding pads accepting 5-inch discs.

Installation Notes

Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before mounting or removing discs. Align the disc squarely onto the sander pad and press firmly to engage the hook-and-loop backing before starting the tool. Inspect the pad backing for wear that could cause uneven disc seating, which reduces cut quality and disc life. Operate the sander at the speed recommended by the sander manufacturer for the workpiece material.