Milwaukee Tool 48-80-6120 3 Inch 120 Grit Sanding Disc 12 Pack

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-80-6120 is a 3-inch hook and loop sanding disc designed for use with compatible random orbital and disc sanders. Built with an aluminum oxide and nylon abrasive material, this disc delivers consistent medium-grade material removal at 120 grit. The gray-colored disc mounts quickly via its hook and loop backing, allowing fast pad changes during high-volume sanding tasks. It is suited for surface preparation, paint removal, and finishing work on wood, metal, and composite materials. Each package contains 12 discs, making it a practical supply for production shops, contractors, and trade professionals who go through abrasives regularly.

This disc is intended for general-purpose sanding applications in residential and light commercial settings. Typical use cases include smoothing drywall patches, prepping metal surfaces before coating, and finish sanding on wood substrates. The 3-inch diameter fits compact orbital sanders commonly used in tight-space work such as cabinet interiors, trim work, and pipe or conduit surface prep. At 120 grit, it occupies the middle ground between aggressive material removal and fine finishing, making it a versatile choice for progression sanding sequences.

Key Features

• 120 grit medium grade for balanced stock removal and surface finish
• Aluminum oxide and nylon abrasive construction for durable cutting action
• Hook and loop backing for tool-free disc changes on compatible pad sanders
• 3-inch diameter fits compact random orbital sanders for confined workspaces
• No vacuum holes — suited for sanders without dust extraction ports
• 12-disc pack reduces downtime from frequent resupply

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement hook and loop sanding disc for 3-inch hook and loop pad sanders. Verify pad diameter and backing type before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — align the disc face with the sander pad and press firmly until the hook and loop surfaces engage fully. Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Inspect the pad backing for worn hooks that may cause disc slippage during use. Discard any disc showing tears, separation of the abrasive layer, or backing delamination before operating.