STALEKS PRO PDF-25-80w disposable white files for pedicure disc PODODISC L EXPERT, 80 grit, 25 mm, 50 pcs (view 1)
STALEKS PRO PDF-25-80w disposable white files for pedicure disc PODODISC L EXPERT, 80 grit, 25 mm, 50 pcs (view 2)
STALEKS PRO PDF-25-80w disposable white files for pedicure disc PODODISC L EXPERT, 80 grit, 25 mm, 50 pcs (view 3)

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Disposable white files for pedicure disc PODODISC L EXPERT 80 grit (50 pcs)

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Grit: 80
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Extra coarse 80 grit disposable pads for the STALEKS PRO PODODISC L (25mm) system, built for fast removal of heavy calluses and corns on heels and soles.

Key Features

  • Expert White abrasive — aluminium oxide with anti-clogging coating resists organic dust build-up.
  • 80 grit extra coarse — removes the toughest calluses, corns and heavily roughened skin.
  • Moisture-resistant — unaffected by keratolytic or softening oils used in pre-treatment.
  • Secure adhesive base — stays firmly fixed to the disc throughout the procedure.

Ideal For

Professional pedicurists treating severe calluses on heels and soles, compatible with PDset-25, PDLset-25 and PPDset-25 discs.

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Specifications
Series
Expert
Tool Type
Disposable pedicure disc pad
Material
Expert White aluminium oxide
Sterilisation
Single-use disposable — one pad per client
Abrasive Type
Expert White aluminium oxide with anti-clogging coating
Disc Diameter
L (25mm)
Grit (Coarse)
80
Care & Sterilisation

Dispose of after single use for optimal hygiene. Each pad is designed for one client only. Place used pads in a covered waste bin and dispose of with general salon waste according to your local council regulations. Store unused pads in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the abrasive coating.

About This Series

The STALEKS PRO PODODISC system is a professional pedicure disc platform. The reusable metal or plastic disc attaches to any standard e-file handpiece, and single-use abrasive pads are applied and replaced between clients. This system combines professional-grade callus removal with strict salon hygiene standards.

FAQs

How do I choose the right grit for PODODISC pads?

Start with a coarser grit and work finer for the best results. Use 80 grit for heavy calluses and corns. Use 100 grit for general rough skin removal. Use 180 grit for moderate skin smoothing and all-round treatment. Use 240 grit for fine smoothing after callus removal. Use 320 grit for final polishing and sensitive skin. Sponge (PDFB) pads are designed for the final polishing step to achieve long-lasting smoothness.

What is the difference between white and regular PODODISC pads?

White PODODISC pads use the Expert White aluminium oxide abrasive with a special anti-clogging coating. This coating prevents organic dust from building up on the surface during use, which maintains consistent abrasive performance for longer. Regular pads use silicon carbide mineral abrasive. Both are single-use and provide professional-grade results, but the white pads are preferred by professionals who want a cleaner aesthetic and extended working life per pad.

How should disposable PODODISC pads be disposed of?

PODODISC pads are strictly single-use — one pad per client. After the procedure, peel the used pad off the disc and place it in a covered waste bin. Dispose of with general salon waste according to your local council regulations. Never attempt to wash, disinfect, or reuse a disposable pad, as this compromises both hygiene and abrasive performance. Store unused pads in their original packaging in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

What PODODISC disc size should I choose?

PODODISC comes in four sizes: XS (10mm) for hard-to-reach areas, cracks, and toe work; S (15mm) for localised calluses, cracks, and finger work; M (20mm) as a versatile all-purpose size for most pedicure tasks; and L (25mm) for large areas like heels and soles. Many professionals keep multiple sizes on hand to suit different treatment areas.