Abrasive Cloth Sheet KLINGSPOR 230 x 280 mm, Grit 40, MPN 268923

Abrasive cloth sheet KLINGSPOR 230 x 280 mm, grit 40, is engineered for medium-coarse material removal and surface preparation on wood, metal and painted or varnished surfaces. The open-coat abrasive construction maintains cutting performance during aggressive sanding tasks and reduces clogging when working with soft materials or coatings. The 230 x 280 mm format is suited for hand sanding or use with compatible sanding holders and blocks, providing a balance between coverage area and control.

Advantages

This KLINGSPOR abrasive cloth offers durable abrasive grains bonded to a flexible cloth backing that withstands pressure and repeated use. The open-coat design improves chip clearance and prolongs usable life on resinous or painted surfaces. The grit 40 texture enables rapid stock removal while still allowing controlled shaping and deburring, making it efficient for preparatory and restoration tasks.

Suitable for

• Rapid stock removal on woodwork and carpentry components
• Removing rust, scale and old paint from metal surfaces
• Shaping and deburring edges and welds
• Surface preparation before filling, priming or repainting

Key specifications

• Size: 230 x 280 mm
• Abrasion grit: 40 (medium-coarse)
• Backing: flexible cloth suitable for hand and holder use
• Abrasive type: open-coat for improved chip clearance
• Typical applications: wood, metal, paint and varnish removal

How to use

Select the abrasive cloth sheet and, if required, cut or fit it to a sanding block or holder sized to 230 x 280 mm. Use even, controlled strokes and moderate pressure; allow the abrasive to do the cutting rather than forcing excessive pressure which can cause uneven results. For metal work, move along the grain or weld seam and change direction as needed to achieve the desired shape. Replace the sheet when abrasive performance diminishes or when clogging affects results.

Usage recommendations

For longer life and consistent results, use the abrasive on clean surfaces and remove large contaminants before sanding. When working with painted or varnished surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area to confirm compatibility. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, dust mask and gloves, and follow local safety guidelines for dust and debris control.