VELCRO INTERFACE 67 AG 150MM

What is the Mirka VELCRO INTERFACE 67 AG 150MM and why choose it

The Mirka VELCRO INTERFACE 67 AG 150MM is a 150 mm diameter foam interface pad designed to be placed between the sander backing pad and a 150 mm hook and loop sanding disc. Its 67-hole configuration is optimised for dust extraction and for use with Mirka net abrasives and conventional discs. By adding a cushioning layer, it helps you sand contoured, curved and delicate surfaces with greater control and a softer, more uniform finish. Some technical details, such as exact thickness, may vary by variant and cannot be fully verified here; for precise data, please refer to the official Mirka technical datasheet for your specific code.

Main features

• 150 mm diameter interface pad suitable for standard 6-inch / 150 mm random orbital sanders with compatible 150 mm backing pads.
• 67-hole multi-hole pattern designed to align with Mirka backing pads and abrasives for effective dust extraction and cleaner sanding (information based on current Mirka interface pad documentation, may vary slightly by region and version).
• Hook and loop (Velcro) attachment on both sides: one side grips the backing pad, the other side holds the abrasive disc securely.
• Foam interface layer that softens the backing pad, helping to prevent swirl marks and pressure lines on sensitive surfaces when used correctly.
• Improved contour following on rounded profiles, edges and complex shapes, reducing the risk of cutting through primers, paints or clear coats.
• Compatible with Mirka net abrasives (such as Abranet ranges) and many multi-hole 150 mm sanding discs that share the 67-hole extraction pattern.
• Helps extend backing pad life by acting as a sacrificial layer between the abrasive disc and the machine’s backing pad.

Technical specifications

The following characteristics are typical for Mirka 150 mm, 67-hole interface pads. Some parameters for the exact "VELCRO INTERFACE 67 AG 150MM" variant are not fully confirmed and may differ slightly depending on regional reference and thickness option. For definitive values, please check the official Mirka datasheet or product label.

• Brand: Mirka
• Product type: Foam interface pad for sanding
• Diameter: 150 mm
• Hole pattern: 67-hole multi-hole design for dust extraction
• Attachment: Hook and loop (Velcro), both sides
• Typical use: Between 150 mm backing pad and 150 mm sanding disc

Applications and use cases

• Automotive refinishing: light profile sanding, primer sanding, paint preparation and top-/clear-coat sanding where a softer contact surface helps avoid sanding through edges.
• Woodworking and carpentry: finishing of mouldings, edges, curves and profiles on furniture, doors, frames and decorative pieces.
• Joinery and interior fitting: smoothing MDF edges, veneered surfaces and lacquered components with reduced risk of burn-through.
• Decorating and drywall repair: improving control when using fine grits on filled or painted surfaces, reducing visible sanding marks.
• General surface preparation: whenever a standard backing pad feels too hard and you need a more forgiving sanding contact, especially with fine and very fine grits.

Basic use recommendations

• Mount the interface pad onto a clean 150 mm hook and loop backing pad, ensuring the holes align as closely as possible.
• Attach a compatible 150 mm abrasive disc (ideally with a matching 67-hole pattern for optimal dust extraction).
• Use moderate pressure only: let the abrasive do the work, as excessive force compresses the foam and reduces the benefit of the interface.
• Periodically inspect the pad for wear or clogging and replace it when the hooks or foam are damaged.

FAQ – Mirka VELCRO INTERFACE 67 AG 150MM

1. What is the main purpose of this interface pad?

It provides a soft foam layer between the sander backing pad and the abrasive disc, allowing better control on curves and contours and helping to achieve a smoother, more uniform finish.

2. Which sanders is it compatible with?

It is designed for 150 mm random orbital sanders equipped with a 150 mm hook and loop backing pad and a compatible multi-hole dust extraction pattern. Always check your sander’s backing pad size and hole layout before use.

3. Can I use it with Mirka net abrasives like Abranet?

Yes. Mirka interface pads are commonly used with Mirka net abrasives. The 67-hole design supports efficient dust extraction when combined with suitable backing pads and vacuum systems.

4. Does the interface pad change the sanding aggressiveness?

Yes. By adding a soft foam layer, it generally makes the sanding action milder and more forgiving, particularly with finer grits. This helps reduce the risk of creating deep scratches or sanding through thin coatings.

5. How often should I replace the interface pad?

Replace it when the foam is compressed or torn, when the hook and loop no longer holds discs securely, or when dust extraction performance is noticeably reduced due to wear. The exact service life depends on usage and materials sanded.

6. Can I stack more than one interface pad?

Stacking multiple pads is generally not recommended, as it can reduce stability and increase vibration. If you need a softer feel, choose a thicker foam version specified by Mirka instead of stacking unverified combinations.

7. Does it work with non-Mirka abrasives?

It can be used with many 150 mm hook and loop discs from other brands, provided they are compatible with your backing pad and dust extraction pattern. However, performance is optimised with Mirka abrasives designed for this 67-hole configuration.

8. Is the hole pattern exactly the same for all versions of this product?

The product name indicates a 67-hole configuration, which is standard for Mirka 150 mm interface pads of this type. Nevertheless, regional variants or newer revisions may differ slightly. For critical applications, verify the hole layout on the actual pad or in the latest Mirka documentation.

9. Where can I find fully verified technical data?

For confirmed specifications such as exact thickness, material composition or temperature limits, consult the official Mirka technical datasheet or the product label corresponding to your specific reference code.

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