Festool RUBIN 2 Sanding Discs STF D125/8 P40 RU2/10 – 125 mm, 10 Pack

Overview

Festool RUBIN 2 Sanding Discs STF D125/8 P40 RU2/10 At a Glance: 125 mm diameter | Coarse P40 grit | StickFix attachment | Wood preparation | Pack of 10 discs Start demanding timber preparation with Festool RUBIN 2 P40 sanding discs. Designed specifically for wooden materials, these coarse 125 mm abrasives are suited to initial sanding where rough surfaces and pronounced marks need attention before finer preparation. Their StickFix backing allows straightforward attachment to compatible Festool sanding pads, making abrasive changes convenient as work progresses. The perforated format supports dust extraction when correctly aligned with the pad. Supplied in a handy pack of 10, they are a practical choice for joinery, carpentry and furniture projects that require controlled material removal. RUBIN 2 – A purposeful start to wood preparation P40 provides a coarse starting grade for surfaces that need substantial correction. Once the initial preparation is complete, move through suitable finer grades to remove the coarse scratch pattern and prepare the timber for its intended finish. Product Highlights • Coarse P40 grit: Suitable for initial sanding where the timber needs meaningful material removal. • Dedicated wood abrasive: Developed for preparing wooden materials. • 125 mm diameter: Sized for compatible Festool sanding pads. • StickFix backing: Convenient hook-and-loop fastening for quick disc changes. • Perforated design: Supports dust collection through a correctly matched extraction pad. • 10-disc pack: A convenient quantity for individual projects and workshop replenishment. 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 with the appropriate sanding pad. • Pneumatic sanders: Festool LEX 125 with a compatible pad. Grit Selection Note: P40 removes material aggressively and leaves a coarse scratch pattern. Choose the least coarse grade that will complete the task, particularly around edges, on thin stock and on veneered surfaces.