Abrasive Roll on Paper Back KLINGSPOR PS18E 150 mm grit 120 — 50 m

KLINGSPOR PS18E abrasive roll on paper back is a 150 mm wide sanding material with grit P120 and a length of 50 meters designed for smoothing and finishing wood, painted surfaces, primers and light metal deburring. The paper backing provides flexibility and flat contact for manual sanding as well as compatibility with many sanding machines. This abrasive roll is suitable where a continuous supply of abrasive is needed for extended runs or for cutting sheets to specific sizes.

Advantages

The paper-backed construction ensures good conformability and consistent abrasive exposure across the working width. Grit P120 offers medium-fine cutting action that balances material removal and surface refinement. A 50 m length reduces roll changes and supports uninterrupted work on larger projects. The 150 mm width fits common sanding blocks, drums and wide-belt systems that accept paper-backed abrasives.

Suitable for

• Sanding and finishing solid wood and veneer
• Preparation and smoothing of painted surfaces and primers
• Light deburring and surface blending on non-ferrous metals
• Machine sanding with sanding blocks, drum sanders or wide-belt systems

Key specifications

• Backing: paper
• Width: 150 mm
• Abrasion grade: P120 (medium-fine)
• Length: 50 m
• Intended applications: wood, paint, primer, light metal deburring

How to use

Cut the required length from the roll and mount it on the chosen sanding tool. For manual sanding, attach to a compatible sanding block and apply even pressure while moving with the grain on wood. For machine use, ensure the machine accepts paper-backed abrasive at 150 mm width and secure the roll or cut piece according to the machine’s mounting method. Replace worn sections as needed to maintain consistent sanding performance and avoid overheating by using moderate feed rates on machines.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, begin with a coarser grit if rough material removal is required, then finish with the P120 to achieve a smooth surface. When working on painted or primed surfaces, test on a small area to confirm the finish and adjust pressure or feed speed to prevent glaze. Use appropriate dust extraction and personal protective equipment when sanding.