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I have a sanding disc that attaches to my drill, and i'm struggling to find a replacement. Does anyone know what it's officially called?

  • I reckon it's about 180 grit.

  • It's about 127mm external diameter (but i'm not bothered as long as its approx the same size)

  • Its 14 mm internal diameter, which is more critical.

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    Are you sure that's not meant for use in a 5" angle grinder?
    – Doresoom
    Commented May 18, 2015 at 16:17

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Sounds like it might be referred to as a "Tungsten carbide buffing disc".

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I found this page by also trying to find the name of this disc, which I too need to replace for use with my electric drill. I use it with a sanding disc rubber backing pad attachment, whereby I secure the disc to said attachment with a central screw and use it to sand very rough wood, where most paper and/or cloth type sanding discs would tear easily. I have looked up the 'Tungsten carbide buffing disc' mentioned above and can find none that look like the disc I have been using for years, as they all seem to have a much wider central hole - 22.5mm instead of required 15mm and they are all about 6mm thick instead of being sheet metal. After searching many alternatives I have finally tracked the correct disc down. It is a Cintride Abrasive Disc and a three disc set (Coarse, Medium & Fine) can be found on eBay (y-tools or M A Tooling shop) and I, personally, have ordered some today! I hope the above is of some help. :-)

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