Sandpaper sheets GRAPHITE delta hook-and-loop 93×93 mm K120, 5 pcs, with holes

GRAPHITE delta sandpaper sheets with hook-and-loop fastening, size 93×93 mm, abrasive grit K120, pack of 5 with dust-extraction holes. These triangular sheets are designed for delta-shaped detail sanders and are suitable for medium-grit sanding tasks such as smoothing timber, removing old paint layers, preparing surfaces after primer, and light deburring of non-ferrous metal parts. The hook-and-loop system allows quick attachment and replacement, while the dust-extraction holes help keep the working area cleaner and improve sanding performance.

Advantages

The K120 abrasive provides an effective balance between stock removal and surface refinement, enabling more controlled material removal than coarse grits and faster results than fine grits. The delta shape ensures access to corners and tight spaces that round or rectangular sheets cannot reach. Hook-and-loop backing simplifies sheet changes and ensures a secure fit on compatible sanders. Built-in holes align with standard dust-extraction systems to reduce airborne dust and improve visibility of the work surface.

Suitable for

• Detail sanding of wood and wooden furniture
• Removing loose paint or smoothing painted surfaces
• Surface preparation after primer application
• Light deburring and edge finishing on aluminum and other non-ferrous metals
• Sanding in corners, grooves and other confined areas

Key specifications

• Sheet shape: delta (triangular) for access to corners
• Size: 93 × 93 mm
• Abrasive grit: K120 (medium grit)
• Fastening: hook-and-loop backing for quick attachment
• Dust control: perforated sheets with holes for extraction
• Pack quantity: 5 sheets per pack

How to use

Attach the sandpaper sheet to a compatible delta sander by aligning the hook-and-loop backing and pressing firmly so the sheet sits flat. If the sander has a dust-extraction hose, align the sheet holes with the tool’s holes to enable effective dust removal. Operate the sander with steady, even pressure and keep the tool moving to avoid creating uneven spots. For paint or primer removal, start with gentle passes and increase pressure only if necessary. Replace the sheet when the abrasive is worn or clogged to maintain consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, test sanding on a scrap piece to verify the finish before working on the main surface. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection when sanding; connect to a dust-extraction system when possible to reduce airborne particles.