Makita Genuine Punched Abrasive Disc 125mm
£29.95 at Tooled Up · 53% below amazon price £63.85
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The Makita Genuine Punched Abrasive Disc 125mm is a premium, versatile sanding accessory engineered for use with standard 125mm random orbit sanders.
Its precision punched-hole design enhances dust extraction, minimising clogging and keeping your work area cleaner while ensuring consistent sanding performance.
As a genuine Makita replacement part, this disc guarantees a secure fit, superior durability, and reliable results on every job.
The 125mm diameter, combined with the effective punch-hole layout, provides even surface coverage and improved dust management, making it ideal for a variety o
Its precision punched-hole design enhances dust extraction, minimising clogging and keeping your work area cleaner while ensuring consistent sanding performance.
As a genuine Makita replacement part, this disc guarantees a secure fit, superior durability, and reliable results on every job.
The 125mm diameter, combined with the effective punch-hole layout, provides even surface coverage and improved dust management, making it ideal for a variety o
EAN 0088381971577 · Makita. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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