Abrasive Sanding Belts GRAPHITE 75 x 533 mm, P120, 3 pcs (55H801)

Set of three GRAPHITE abrasive sanding belts sized 75 x 533 mm with P120 grit is intended for medium-fine sanding on a variety of surfaces. These belts fit belt sanders that accept 75 x 533 mm abrasive belts and are suitable for shaping, smoothing and preparing surfaces prior to finishing. The P120 abrasive grain delivers balanced material removal and surface refinement for wood, painted surfaces, soft metals and composite materials.

Advantages

The abrasive grain and backing are matched to provide even stock removal while limiting clogging and tearing during normal woodworking and repair tasks. The P120 grit achieves a smoother finish than coarse grits while still removing minor imperfections and paint residues. The set contains three belts so you can replace worn abrasives and maintain consistent performance during longer projects.

Suitable for

• Sanding raw and finished wood surfaces
• Removing old paint and varnish prior to refinishing
• Deburring and smoothing soft metal edges
• Sanding composite panels and laminates

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 75 x 533 mm
• Abrasion grade: P120 (medium-fine)
• Package quantity: 3 belts
• Compatible tool type: belt sanders with 75 x 533 mm belts
• Typical applications: surface preparation, smoothing, deburring, finishing

How to use

Install the sanding belt on a compatible belt sander following the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring correct belt orientation and tension. Start with light pressure and a steady feed speed, moving the sander along the workpiece grain where applicable. Replace the belt when abrasive performance declines or if the backing shows damage. Observe standard safety practices: wear eye and respiratory protection and clamp or secure workpieces before sanding.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, progress from coarser to finer grits and finish with P120 to smooth minor imperfections. On painted surfaces, remove loose paint with moderate pressure and avoid overheating the substrate. When sanding thin metal or composite parts, reduce pressure and use steady passes to prevent gouging.