Sandpaper ANZA P180 80x230 mm abrasive sheet for sanding and finishing

ANZA P180 sandpaper in 80×230 mm format is an abrasive sheet designed for manual and machine sanding tasks. With P180 grit it provides fine abrasion for light material removal, smoothing surfaces and preparing substrates for painting or finishing. The sheet is compatible with standard sheet holders and sanding blocks, offering flexibility for woodworking, plaster, filler and paint surface preparation where a fine abrasive finish is required.

Advantages

The P180 grit delivers consistent, fine abrasion that removes minor imperfections without aggressive cutting, helping to create an even surface prior to priming or painting. Its 80×230 mm size fits common hand sanding blocks and sheet holders, allowing controlled sanding on flat and contoured surfaces. The abrasive is suitable for both hand-held and machine-assisted sanding, enabling efficient workflow in small repair or finishing tasks.

Suitable for

• Final sanding of wood before finishing
• Smoothing plaster and filler after drying
• Light surface preparation prior to painting or priming
• Matting glossy surfaces and removing minor blemishes

Key specifications

• Abrasion grade: P180 (fine grit)
• Format: 80 × 230 mm sheet
• Compatibility: designed for sheet holders and sanding blocks, suitable for manual and machine sanding
• Typical applications: wood, plaster, filler, painted surfaces

How to use

Use the ANZA P180 sheet with an appropriate holder or sanding block for hand sanding, or fix it to a compatible machine interface if machine-assisted sanding is required. Apply even pressure and move in the direction appropriate for the material (along wood grain for timber). For plaster and filler, wait until the material is fully cured before sanding. Replace the sheet when abrasion becomes uneven or clogged to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with a coarser grit if heavy material removal is needed and finish with P180 for smoothing. Use light, even strokes and check the surface frequently to avoid over-sanding. Wear appropriate dust protection and work in a ventilated area when sanding plaster, filler or paint residues.