Store abrasive discs in a dry and clean area. Avoid exposure to moisture, rain or humid conditions, which may damage discs.

Avoid collisions and falls to prevent disc damage. Store them in special boxes, racks or cases that provide protection from vibration and shock.

Store abrasive discs separately from other tools and materials to prevent accidental damage. Avoid collision with hard objects or other sharp instruments.

Keep discs in a clean condition, avoiding dust, dirt or other contaminants. Cover the discs with film or special protective covers to preserve their quality.

Maintain a moderate ambient temperature at the storage location. Avoid extreme temperatures, such as extreme cold or high temperatures, which may affect disc quality.

Label boxes or cases of abrasive discs with type, size, date of purchase or use to easily identify them and avoid confusion.

Before using abrasive discs, inspect them for damage, cracks or other defects. Do not use damaged discs.