Abrasive Sanding Paper Roll KLINGSPOR K120 115 mm x 50 m PS30 yellow

KLINGSPOR abrasive sanding paper roll K120, 115 mm wide and 50 m long, with PS30 paper backing in yellow provides a medium grit option for general sanding and surface preparation. The continuous roll format allows custom cutting to length for manual use, sanding blocks or machines that accept roll-fed abrasive. This K120 abrasive is suitable for smoothing wood, removing paint and filler residues, and light metal deburring where medium abrasion is required.

Advantages

The PS30 backing combines flexibility and strength for reliable performance during hand sanding and machine applications. The K120 grit achieves a balance between material removal rate and surface finish, enabling efficient smoothing without excessive scratching. The roll format reduces waste by allowing precise cutting to the required size and supports extended tasks without repeated sheet changes. The yellow coating offers easy visual identification of the abrasive grade.

Suitable for

• Wood surface sanding and smoothing
• Paint and filler removal or preparation for repainting
• Light metal deburring and finishing
• Custom-cut abrasive lengths for blocks or roll-fed sanders

Key specifications

• Grit size: K120 (medium)
• Width: 115 mm
• Length: 50 m (continuous roll)
• Backing material: PS30 paper
• Color: yellow
• Application: manual sanding, sanding blocks, compatible with roll-fed sanding machines

How to use

Cut the required length from the roll and attach it to a sanding block or feed it to a compatible roll-fed sander. For manual work, hold the sanding block flat and move with even pressure along the workpiece grain or across filler to achieve an even surface. When using a machine, follow the machine manufacturer's speed and feed recommendations to avoid overheating or premature wear. Replace or advance the abrasive when the cutting action diminishes or the surface finish degrades.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection. For best results on wood, progress from coarser to finer grits as needed; for paint or filler removal, test a small area first to determine the correct pressure and technique.