Freud DND050080H60P 80 Grit 5 in Sandnet Discs 50 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DND050080H60P is a 50-pack of 5-inch, 80-grit Sandnet abrasive discs designed for use with random orbital and disc sanders in professional finishing and material removal applications. Each disc features a clog-reducing nylon net construction coated in a ceramic blend grit that accelerates stock removal while minimizing buildup on the disc surface. The net design allows technicians and tradespeople to clean and reuse each disc multiple times by shaking, vacuuming, or rinsing away pitch and debris. A connection pad is included in the package for immediate attachment to compatible sanders.

These discs are suited for woodworking, finish carpentry, surface preparation, and general material removal tasks on wood, composites, and similar substrates. The 80-grit rating places them in the coarse category, making them appropriate for fast stock removal, leveling, and prep work before finer finishing stages. The universal net pattern fits sanders with 5-hole and 8-hole dust collection configurations, reducing the need to stock multiple disc types across different tools on the job.

Key Features

• 5-inch diameter, 80-grit ceramic blend abrasive for fast coarse material removal
• Nylon net construction reduces clogging and material buildup during use
• Reusable design — discs can be cleaned by shaking, vacuuming, or rinsing
• Universal hole pattern fits 5-hole and 8-hole random orbital sanders
• 50-disc pack provides extended job-site supply without frequent reordering
• Includes connection pad for immediate use out of the box

Compatibility

Designed to fit all 5-hole and 8-hole random orbital sanders accepting 5-inch hook-and-loop or connection-pad-style discs.

Installation Notes

Attach the disc to the sander using the included connection pad or a compatible hook-and-loop backing pad. Confirm the sander is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Inspect each disc before reuse — discard any disc showing tears, loss of abrasive, or structural damage to the net substrate. Follow the tool manufacturer's RPM ratings to avoid disc failure during operation.