Schuurplateau Bosch 125 mm, korrel 60, model 2608619185

Bosch Best for Metal+Inox R780 sanding disc 125 mm, grit 60, designed for use on metal and stainless steel. The disc has a 125 mm diameter, M14 arbor thread and a 22.23 mm bore. Made from durable fabric with ceramic-grain technology, it supports high-speed operation and is suitable for angle grinders equipped with X-LOCK or M14 mounting.

Advantages

The sanding disc features ceramic abrasive grains for effective material removal and long life. It is self-sharpening and engineered for extra-high speeds up to 12,250 rpm, offering consistent performance on metal and inox surfaces. The construction provides improved durability and reliable operation under heavy use.

Suitable for

• Removing rust, scale and old coatings from steel and stainless steel
• Shaping and deburring metal edges and welds
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• General metalwork and fabrication tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 2608619185
• EAN: 3165140960298
• Type: sanding disc (Schleifteller)
• Diameter: 125 mm
• Grit: 60 (coarse)
• Arbor thread: M14
• Bore (dorn) diameter: 22.23 mm
• Material: fabric with ceramic-grain technology
• Max. supported speed: 12,250 rpm
• Features: self-sharpening, Long Life, extra-high speed

How to use

Fit the sanding disc to the angle grinder using the correct M14 arbor or compatible X-LOCK adapter, ensuring the disc is mounted securely and the bore matches the tool. Start the grinder at low speed to check stability, then increase to the required operating speed within the specified maximum. Apply steady, even pressure and move the disc across the metal surface; avoid excessive force that could overload the disc or tool. Replace the disc when wear reduces performance or the abrasive is spent.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection). Ensure the angle grinder’s guard is in place and follow the tool manufacturer's safety instructions. Select grit 60 for coarse stock removal; for finer finishing, choose a higher grit. Store discs flat in a dry place to maintain condition.