Festool RUBIN 2 Sanding Discs STF D125/8 P120 RU2/50 – 125 mm, 50 Pack

Overview

Festool RUBIN 2 Sanding Discs STF D125/8 P120 RU2/50 At a Glance: 125 mm diameter | P120 grit | StickFix attachment | Wood preparation | Pack of 50 discs Refine timber surfaces with Festool RUBIN 2 P120 sanding discs. Developed specifically for wooden materials, these 125 mm abrasives are a practical choice for smoothing wood and refining the scratch pattern left by suitable coarser grades. They fit naturally into joinery, carpentry and furniture preparation, helping you build a consistent surface before varnishing, oiling or waxing. StickFix backing makes abrasive changes straightforward on compatible Festool sanding pads, while the perforated format supports dust extraction when correctly aligned. The 50-disc pack provides a useful supply for regular workshop preparation. RUBIN 2 – Dedicated to wood preparation P120 provides a useful refinement stage between initial sanding and the finer grades your finishing system may require. Match the sanding sequence to the timber, its condition and the finish manufacturer’s recommendations to achieve an even, well-prepared surface. Product Highlights • P120 grit: Suitable for smoothing wood and refining marks from preceding sanding stages. • Wood-focused abrasive: Designed for preparing wooden materials. • 125 mm diameter: Sized for compatible Festool 125 mm sanding pads. • StickFix attachment: Convenient hook-and-loop fastening for quick disc changes. • Perforated format: Supports extraction through a correctly matched sanding pad. • 50-disc pack: A practical quantity for ongoing joinery and furniture work. Product Compatibility • ROTEX: Festool RO 125 with a compatible 125 mm StickFix sanding pad. • Random orbital sanders: Festool ES 125, ETS 125 and ETS EC 125. • Cordless sanders: Festool ETSC 125 and ETSC 2 125. • Edge sanding systems: Festool ES-ETS 125 and ES-ETSC 125. • Pneumatic sanders: Festool LEX 125 with the appropriate sanding pad. Finishing Note: The final sanding grade depends on the timber and the finish being applied. Check the coating manufacturer’s instructions before deciding whether to finish at P120 or continue with finer abrasives.