Manual sanding supply GRAPHITE 55H866 — sanding tool accessory, width 115 mm, weight 210 g, 1 pc

GRAPHITE 55H866 manual sanding supply is a single-piece sanding accessory intended for manual and light mechanical surface preparation. With a working width of 115 mm and a roll length of 2.5 m, this abrasive paper in granulation 220 is suitable for smoothing wood, removing minor paint defects and preparing gypsum, finishing putty and painted surfaces for further finishing. The abrasive uses a D-paper backing and an open coating of white fused alumina that covers approximately 50–60% of the paper surface, reducing clogging and making it appropriate for both handheld sanding trowels and orbital grinders.

Advantages

The open coating with white fused alumina improves resistance to clogging by dust and debris and provides consistent abrasive performance during extended use. The 115 mm width fits common sanding trowels and orbital sanding pads, while the 2.5 m roll format allows for multiple cut-to-size pieces, reducing the need to frequently replace disposable sheets. The D-paper backing balances durability and flexibility for manual and machine-assisted sanding tasks, and the 220 grit offers a fine abrasive action suitable for finishing and smoothing operations.

Suitable for

• Smoothing raw and finished wood surfaces
• Removing minor paint defects and surface blemishes
• Preparing gypsum and finishing putty before painting or varnishing
• Light sanding between coats of paint or varnish
• Use with orbital grinders and sanding trowels for manual or machine sanding

Key specifications

• Working width: 115 mm
• Roll length: 2.5 m
• Abrasive grit: 220 (fine)
• Backing material: D-paper
• Abrasive material: white fused alumina with open coating (50–60% coverage)
• Intended use: manual and mechanical sanding
• Weight (single unit): 210 g

How to use

Cut the required length from the 2.5 m roll to match the size of your sanding pad or trowel. Attach the abrasive securely to the sanding tool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. For manual sanding, apply even pressure and move the paper in the direction appropriate for the material being worked on to avoid grooves. When used with an orbital grinder, ensure the paper is centered and fixed to prevent slipping. Replace the section of abrasive when the cutting or smoothing performance declines or when significant clogging occurs.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood and painted surfaces, start with a coarser grit if heavy material removal is required and finish with the 220 grit to achieve a smooth surface. Use gentle, consistent strokes and avoid excessive pressure to extend abrasive life. Keep surfaces clean of loose dust between passes and change to a fresh section of paper if clogging reduces efficiency.