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The KORNDEX range on the workbench: sanding discs, mesh, sheets, strips, a roll, sanding sponges, a hand sanding block and the random orbital sander

Random orbital sander for Metal Abrasives, accessories and machines – in every grit.

One product in the whole range matches your selection.

Not sure what you need? To the abrasive finder →

Related guides

Read first, then sand

Which grit, which sequence, which machine – explained in brief for the products above.

  • Random orbital sander removing rust from a steel sheet

    Metal

    Sanding metal: rust, welds, paint prep

    Removing rust and mill scale, dressing welds, keying bare metal for primer – which grit for what, and how to tell it is too coarse.

    P60 → P120 → P240 → P400

    Read · 2 min
  • Random orbital sander on the door of a black car

    Abrasives

    Sandpaper for random orbital sanders

    Diameter, hook-and-loop, hole pattern: what has to match – and which grits belong in the workshop.

    P80 → P120 → P180 → P240 → P320 → P400

    Read · 2 min
  • Masked vehicle in the body shop

    Sanders & technique

    Sanding dust: extraction and masks

    Dust should be extracted before it ever reaches the air – and whatever still rises is caught by an FFP2 mask. Why this also makes your discs last longer.

    Read · 1 min

FAQ

Questions about the products

Abrasives, accessories, a machine or a set – where do I start?

If you have a project ahead of you, the easiest start is a set: it contains the whole grit sequence from the first pass to the finished surface. If you already know what’s missing, filter by grit, size or machine. Accessories such as backing pads and interface pads depend on the diameter of your machine.

Which grit do I need?

Coarse (P24–P80) removes material, medium (P100–P180) shapes and levels, fine (P220–P400) smooths and prepares, very fine (P500–P1000) mattes paint, and ultra-fine (P1200 and up) is the finish before polishing. The grit guide explains every step; the abrasive finder tells you the grit for your project.

Grit guide →Abrasive finder →

Will the discs fit my random orbital sander?

Yes, if the diameter (125 or 150 mm) and the hook-and-loop fixing match. The multi-hole pattern fits any hole layout. Every product page lists under “Technical details” which machines the product is made for.

Machines →Abrasives →

Are there volume discounts?

Pack sizes are tiered: the bigger the pack, the lower the price per piece. Workshops, paint shops and businesses with regular demand get their own terms through KORNDEX Business – apply for a trade account and we’ll get back to you.

KORNDEX Business →

On shipping, invoices and returns: general shopping questions →