KONGMING 25 Pack 225mm Sanding Discs (Grit 60) for Drywall Sanders

What these 225mm sanding discs are for

If you do regular drywall sanding, you’ll know the annoying bits: discs wear out quickly, fitment matters, and it’s easy to end up with the wrong grit for the job. This KONGMING 25 pack is built around 225mm sanding discs in grit 60, aimed at use with a long-neck drywall sander or a “sanding pole/giraffe” style setup.

On paper, the appeal is straightforward: you get a bulk pack of hook-and-loop (Velcro) compatible discs at a size that’s commonly used for large-area sanding. That means less fiddling mid-job and more time actually sanding filler, primer or paint transitions.

Key points: bulk value, Velcro fit, and a mid-aggressive grit

Grit 60 sits on the more aggressive side, so it’s a sensible starting point for shaping and levelling—especially when you’re removing high spots or working over filled areas before you move to finer grits. If your workflow is “rough sand first, then smooth,” this type of grit can slot in neatly.

The hook-and-loop system is also a practical choice for trade-type use. You can attach and remove discs quickly, and the Velcro design is described as strong enough not to fall off during use. That matters if you’re sanding overhead or at awkward angles.

One thing to keep in mind: grit 60 can leave a coarser finish than you might want for final finishing. If you’re aiming for a super smooth surface straight away, you may still need to follow up with finer discs.

Tech specs

• Name: KONGMING 25 Pcs 225mm Sanding Discs Grit 60
• Type: Sanding discs
• Size: 225mm diameter
• Grit: 60
• Quantity: 25 discs
• Format: Hook and loop (Velcro)
• Holes: 6 hole design

What you’ll notice in use

The material is described as aluminium oxide abrasive pads with a special heat treatment. In normal terms, that usually translates to sharper cutting action and better wear resistance than cheaper abrasives—particularly helpful if you’re sanding filler and trying not to lose performance halfway through.

The discs are also claimed to be anti-static, which can be a bit of a quality-of-life feature. Dust is unavoidable on drywall projects, but less static can mean a slightly more manageable sanding experience.

A micro example: imagine you’ve filled a seam, allowed it to dry, and now you’re tackling the high ridges. With a grit 60 disc on your drywall sander, you can work the surface evenly without changing discs every few minutes. When the disc starts to dull, you can keep moving with the next one from the pack.

Where it shines (and what’s less convincing)

Where it really makes sense is if you want a dependable sanding disc size for drywall-style work and you prefer the convenience of Velcro attachment. The 225mm diameter is positioned as a “precise” size for long-neck drywall sanders, panel sander systems and sanding poles.

Strengths based on the description include: - Hook-and-loop attachment for quick swaps - A 6-hole pattern, which may be relevant if your sander is set up around dust extraction - Aluminium oxide abrasive with claims of durability and good cutting - A pack of 25, so you’re not constantly re-ordering for common jobs

What may not be perfect for everyone: this is grit 60. If your project is more about finishing than shaping, you’ll likely want a finer grit than this. Also, the description talks about compatibility in general terms, it doesn’t specify exact sander models, so it’s worth double-checking your machine’s disc fit and mounting setup before buying.

Best use cases and who it suits

This pack is aimed at people sanding and levelling typical surfaces: drywall filler, sanded coats, primers and paints, plus a broader list like metals, wood, thermoplastic materials, plastics and artificial stone.

You’ll probably be happiest with it if: - You do regular patching and preparation work on plasterboard. - You want a bulk pack for day-to-day jobs where discs get used up. - You’re setting up a sanding progression (coarser grit first, then finer).

It may be less suitable if: - You only need occasional touch-ups and don’t want a large pack. - You need a final fine finish straight away. - Your sander requires a different diameter, backing, or hole pattern than what’s described.

What to check before you buy

To avoid the classic “wrong disc” problem, check these points: - Your sander compatibility for 225mm discs and a hook-and-loop mounting system. - Whether your sanding head expects a 6-hole disc pattern. - Your intended grit stage—this is grit 60, so it’s better for shaping/levelling than final polishing.

If you already know your sanding progression, this pack should slot in without drama.

When it makes sense

Final verdict

It’s a practical buy if you’re doing drywall sanding (or similar large-area prep work) and you want 225mm grit 60 hook-and-loop discs in a 25 pack, with a 6-hole layout for dust management setups that use that pattern. The Velcro convenience and the abrasive type described make it more “job-ready” than random, loose-grit alternatives.

However, if you’re chasing a final smooth finish, grit 60 can be a bit too heavy and you may need finer discs afterwards. And if your sander’s mounting pattern doesn’t match the 225mm hook-and-loop, 6-hole design, it may not be the easiest match.

Mini FAQ

Does this come as a bulk pack?

Yes, it’s listed as 25 sanding discs.

Is it suitable for drywall sanding equipment?

The description specifically mentions long-neck drywall sanders, panel sander tools and sanding poles, which suggests it’s intended for that style of sanding.

What does grit 60 mean for the finish?

Grit 60 is generally used for more aggressive sanding to level and shape. For final smoothing, you’ll likely need a finer grit after.

What materials does it claim to work on?

It’s described as usable on fillers/sanding, primers and paints, and also materials like metals, wood, thermoplastics, plastics and artificial stone.