Is SPX a good alternative to Indasa sanding discs?

Yes, particularly if you want stronger ceramic cut and local trade supply. Indasa is a well-regarded, value-focused refinish brand with a loyal following. SPX competes directly on value while leaning into ceramic performance and 15-hole dust extraction, with direct Melbourne dispatch rather than import-dependent supply.

How do SPX and Indasa compare on value?

Both position themselves as sensible-value alternatives to the most premium global brands, so this is a close, honest comparison. The deciding factor is usually cost per job and supply rather than headline price. Run both on the same stage and compare disc changes, finish, and how easily you can restock.

Does SPX have ceramic discs like Indasa?

Yes. SPX ceramic 150mm discs are built for filler shaping and primer sanding where holding the cut matters. Compare them against your Indasa discs on one repetitive stage and count how many discs each needs to finish the job.

Will SPX discs fit my Indasa setup?

SPX 150mm hook-and-loop discs fit standard 150mm random orbital sanders. For dust extraction, match the disc hole pattern to your backing pad — if you run a multi-hole Indasa pad, confirm against the SPX 15-hole pattern before switching in volume.

Is SPX or Indasa easier to supply in Australia?

SPX supplies trade and wholesale buyers directly with Melbourne dispatch. Indasa is an imported brand sold through distributors, so availability can depend on importer stock. For shops that value simple local repeat supply, that is often the practical difference.

Can trade buyers order SPX abrasives wholesale?

Yes. SPX offers direct trade and wholesale supply with local dispatch, which keeps repeat ordering simple for busy workshops.

SPX vs Indasa Sanding Discs: Which Is Better Value for Panel Shops?

SPX vs Indasa Sanding Discs: Better Value for Panel Shops? | SPX | SPX Abrasives

SPX vs Indasa at a glance

Both brands compete on value, so the differences are finer than a premium-versus-budget gap. The supply and cost-per-job sections below usually settle it.

SPX vs Indasa sanding discs value comparison for Australian panel shops.
Category	SPX	Indasa	Best fit
Positioning	Value-focused, ceramic-led trade range	Value-focused imported refinish brand	Close — decide on supply and cut
Ceramic options	Yes — built for cost-per-job cut	Yes, across its refinish range	Test both on a real stage
Disc sizes	150mm-focused trade range	Broad refinish range	SPX for standardised 150mm shops
Dust extraction	15-hole options	Multi-hole patterns by line	Match to your sander and pad
Supply model	Direct trade/wholesale, Melbourne dispatch	Imported via distributors	SPX for simple local repeat supply
Best buyer	Shops wanting ceramic cut and local supply	Shops already happy with the Indasa range	Depends on priority

Product range and fitment compared

Cautious by design: Indasa specs vary by line and region. Confirm fitment against the specific Indasa product you currently run.

SPX and Indasa product range, ceramic options, and supply compared.
What you are buying	SPX	Indasa
150mm sanding discs	Core focus of the range	Available across its refinish range
Ceramic discs	Yes — positioned for cost-per-job cut	Yes, within its range
15-hole dust extraction	Yes — dedicated options	Multi-hole patterns by line
Grit range	Coarse cut through fine prep	Broad refinish coverage
Supply	Direct trade/wholesale, Melbourne dispatch	Imported via distributors

SPX vs Indasa: Which Sanding Disc Is Better Value for Your Shop?

SPX vs Indasa at a glance

SPX ceramic discs in this comparison

SPX 150mm Ceramic Sanding Discs - 120–1200 Grit (100 pcs)

SPX 150mm Ceramic Sanding Discs - 40–80 Grit (50 pcs)

SPX Sanding Ironhead Yellow Ceramic 100x150mm - 120-600 Grit (100 pcs)

SPX 150mm Sanding Disc – MIXED Packs (100pcs)

SPX 205mm Sanding Disc Yellow Ceramic - 120-600 Grit (100 pcs)

SPX 205mm Sanding Disc Yellow Ceramic MIXED - 180-400-600 Grit (99 pcs)

Supply is the quiet difference

What to weigh on a close call

What each brand is known for

What Indasa is known for

What SPX is known for

Where they overlap

Product range and fitment compared

Cost per job decides a close race

Who should choose SPX

Who should choose Indasa

When not to switch from Indasa

Grit availability & reorder checklist

Final verdict

Keep comparing

SPX Abrasives Trade Team

How we compare sanding discs

Sources and references

SPX vs Indasa sanding discs FAQ

Put SPX up against your current Indasa discs