Freud DND060100H10I 6 Inch 100 Grit Sanding Disc 10 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DND060100H10I is a 6-inch, 100-grit abrasive sanding disc sold in a 10-pack and built around a net-style open-mesh substrate coated in aluminum oxide. The net design allows dust and debris to pass through rather than load the surface, reducing clogging during use. The disc attaches via a hook-and-loop connection pad included with the pack. Suitable for use on wood, metal, plastic, and solid surfaces, these discs are designed for removal-rate efficiency on random orbital and disc sanders used by flooring, finishing, and general trade contractors.

These discs are well suited to residential and light commercial finishing work where surface prep speed and disc longevity matter. Common applications include paint removal, bare wood leveling, metal deburring, and plastic smoothing. The aluminum oxide grit at 100 grade sits in the medium range, making it appropriate for intermediate material removal and surface preparation before finer finishing passes. The reusable net construction allows the disc to be cleaned by shaking, vacuuming, or rinsing to restore cutting performance across multiple uses.

Key Features

• Open net substrate reduces clogging and extends disc life compared to solid-backing disc designs
• Aluminum oxide abrasive coating provides consistent material removal on wood, metal, plastic, and solid surfaces
• 100-grit rating suited for intermediate material removal and surface prep
• Reusable design — clean by shaking, vacuuming, or rinsing to restore performance
• Hook-and-loop connection pad included for fast tool attachment
• 10-pack format reduces job-site restocking frequency

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6-inch hook-and-loop random orbital and disc sanders. A connection pad is included for attachment to compatible tools. Suitable for sanding wood, metal, plastic, and solid surfaces.

Installation Notes

Install and remove discs only with the sander powered off and unplugged or the battery removed. Align the disc squarely to the hook-and-loop pad before powering on to prevent uneven wear or detachment during operation. Inspect the disc before each reuse and discard if the abrasive coating is worn through or the net substrate is torn. General surface-prep work should follow applicable safety standards for dust collection and respiratory protection.