Hook & Loop Discs: PS36 Stearated A/Z - Festool 48 Holes

PS 36 Premium Zirconia 6" Hook & Loop Sanding Discs – Festool 48-Hole

The PS 36 Premium Zirconia Sanding Disc is a high-performance abrasive designed for aggressive material removal, long service life, and consistent sanding performance on wood, metal, stainless steel, body fillers, and other demanding materials.

Made with premium alumina zirconia abrasive grain, PS 36 discs provide an aggressive, durable cut for demanding sanding applications. The stearate treatment and semi-open coating help resist loading and clogging, allowing the abrasive to maintain an effective removal rate while extending disc life.

A durable yet flexible C-weight paper backing allows the abrasive to conform to the work surface while providing the strength needed for demanding shop use. The abrasive is fully resin bonded for excellent grain retention and durability.

Key Features

• Premium Alumina Zirconia Grain: Provides aggressive cutting action and excellent abrasive life.
• Stearated: Helps reduce loading and clogging for more consistent sanding performance.
• Semi-Open Coating: Promotes efficient material removal while helping prevent buildup.
• C-Weight Paper Backing: Combines strength with flexibility to better conform to the workpiece.
• Resin Bonded: Provides excellent grain adhesion and durability.
• Kling-on Hook & Loop: KLINGSPOR's hook-and-loop attachment provides a secure hold with fast and easy disc changes.
• Festool 48-Hole Pattern: Designed for sanding systems utilizing the Festool 48-hole dust-extraction pattern.
• Multiple Grits Available: Select the grit needed for your sanding and finishing application.

Specifications

• Disc Diameter: 6"
• Abrasive: PS 36
• Grain: Alumina Zirconia
• Backing: C-Weight Paper
• Attachment: Hook & Loop (Kling-on)
• Bond: Resin
• Coating: Semi-Open
• Hole Pattern: Festool 48-Hole
• Color: Blue
• Special Feature: Stearated
• Grit: Select from available options

Recommended Applications

Ideal for sanding and surface preparation on:

• Wood
• Metal
• Stainless steel
• Body fillers
• Other hard-to-process materials

Choosing Your Grit

Choose the appropriate grit from the available options based on your application. Lower grit numbers provide more aggressive material removal, while higher grit numbers produce a finer surface and are better suited for smoothing and finishing applications.

Select your desired grit from the options above before adding to cart.