Abrasive Cloth Roll GRAPHITE 2.5 m x 115 mm K120 (model 55H871)

GRAPHITE abrasive cloth roll, 2.5 m long and 115 mm wide with K120 grit, is designed for manual and machine sanding of wood, metal and painted surfaces. The continuous roll format provides flexibility for cutting custom lengths and using with sanding blocks, hand tools or compatible belt and disc machines. K120 grit delivers a medium‑fine abrasive action suitable for smoothing, deburring and preparing surfaces before finishing.

Advantages

The cloth backing combines durability and flexibility, resisting tearing during both hand sanding and mechanical use. Uniform K120 abrasive ensures consistent material removal and predictable surface finish across the roll. The continuous format reduces waste by allowing precise cuts to the required length and supports a range of sanding accessories. Suitable for repeated use until the abrasive is worn.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden components and furniture prior to staining or varnishing
• Deburring and blending edges on metal parts
• Preparing painted surfaces for repainting or spot repairs
• General surface preparation in workshop and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Length: 2.5 m
• Width: 115 mm
• Abrasive grit: K120 (medium‑fine)
• Backing: cloth (flexible and tear‑resistant)
• Format: continuous roll for cutting to custom lengths
• Suitable for: manual sanding and compatible sanding machines

How to use

Cut the required length from the roll using scissors or a sharp knife, then attach the piece to a sanding block, belt or disc holder as appropriate. Apply even pressure and move with the grain on wood or across the surface on metal and painted areas to achieve an even finish. Replace or rotate the abrasive when the cutting action diminishes or the surface becomes clogged. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (dust mask, eye protection and gloves) and ensure adequate dust extraction when sanding.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, finish sanding with light passes following the grain; on metal, use steady motion and check progress frequently to avoid overheating or removing too much material.