Sandpaper Cloth 230 x 280 mm K36 GRAPHITE 55H873

GRAPHITE Sandpaper Cloth 230 x 280 mm K36 is a coarse abrasive sheet designed for aggressive material removal on metal, wood and painted surfaces. The 230 x 280 mm format and flexible cloth backing allow this abrasive to conform to contoured shapes and resist tearing during manual or machine sanding. The K36 grit provides rapid stock removal for shaping, deburring and preparatory surface leveling prior to welding, painting or further finishing.

Advantages

This sandpaper cloth combines coarse K36 abrasive grain with a durable cloth backing that tolerates high pressure and repeated use. Its open structure helps evacuate debris and reduce clogging when working on softer materials and painted surfaces. The standardized 230 x 280 mm size fits a range of hand sanding blocks and many compatible sanding machines, offering a balance between aggressive cutting ability and operational control.

Suitable for

• Rapid removal of rust, scale and old paint from metal parts
• Shaping and deburring of castings and welded joints
• Preparing wooden workpieces for coarse profiling and leveling
• Initial surface preparation before grinding, priming or repainting
• Hand sanding and machine sanding on contoured surfaces

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 230 x 280 mm
• Abrasive grit: K36 (coarse)
• Backing material: flexible cloth for durability and tear resistance
• Intended materials: metal, wood, painted surfaces
• Application types: manual sanding and compatible sanding machines

How to use

Select the GRAPHITE 230 x 280 mm K36 sandpaper cloth for tasks requiring aggressive stock removal. Attach the sheet securely to a suitable sanding block or compatible machine holder to maintain even pressure and avoid tearing. Move the abrasive along the workpiece with steady, controlled strokes, keeping the sanding direction consistent for uniform material removal. Replace the sheet when cutting efficiency drops or abrasive loading increases.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use protective equipment such as safety goggles and a dust mask. On metal, start with a light test area to establish the appropriate pressure and avoid excessive heat buildup. When working on painted surfaces, ensure adequate ventilation and remove loose paint before sanding. If finer finishing is required after initial shaping, follow with progressively finer grits.