Sandpaper Sheets GRAPHITE 93 x 230 mm K220, pack of 5 (model 55H964)

GRAPHITE sandpaper sheets, size 93 x 230 mm with K220 grit, are designed for fine sanding and finishing of wood, metal and painted surfaces. Supplied as a pack of 5, these abrasive sheets are suitable for manual use and for sanding holders or blocks that accept the 93 x 230 mm format. The fine K220 grit helps to smooth minor surface irregularities, refine primer coats and prepare substrates for final coatings or polishing.

Advantages

These sandpaper sheets provide consistent abrasive performance across the sheet and a uniform finish thanks to their fine K220 grit. The 93 x 230 mm format is compatible with many handheld sanding holders, enabling controlled manual sanding of curved and flat surfaces. The pack of five offers quick replacement when sheets wear out, and the abrasive is suitable for use on wood, metal, paint and primer layers without aggressive material removal.

Suitable for

• Fine sanding of wooden components before finishing
• Surface preparation of painted or primed parts
• Smoothing light imperfections and edges on metal and composite parts
• Manual sanding with sanding blocks or holders matching 93 x 230 mm

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 93 x 230 mm
• Abrasive grit: K220 (fine)
• Quantity: 5 sheets per pack
• Compatible materials: wood, metal, paint, primers
• Intended use: manual sanding and sanding holders of matching size

How to use

Select a sheet and attach it to a sanding block or holder sized for 93 x 230 mm, or use it by hand with light, even pressure. Move the sheet along the workpiece following the grain on wood or in consistent strokes across painted and metal surfaces. Replace the sheet when abrasive performance declines or when clogging affects finish quality. After sanding, clean the surface of dust before applying primers, paints or finishes.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with coarser grit if heavy material removal is required, then finish with the K220 sheets to achieve a smooth surface. Use light pressure and regular inspection of the surface to avoid over-sanding; when working on paint or primers, wipe away dust and check adhesion before applying subsequent coats.