Abrasive Cloth Roll KLINGSPOR KL381J 200 mm width P150 grit 50 m

Abrasive Cloth Roll KLINGSPOR KL381J 200 mm width P150 grit 50 m is a cloth-backed sanding roll designed for both manual and machine sanding of wood, metal and painted surfaces. The roll offers a consistent P150 abrasive for medium-fine material removal and surface preparation. With a 200 mm working width and 50 m total length, the roll can be cut to custom lengths to fit hand sanding, sanding blocks, or larger belt and orbital machines where cloth-backed abrasive is required.

Advantages

The cloth backing provides flexibility and good tear resistance, making the roll suitable for contoured surfaces and repeated handling. P150 grit achieves a balance between material removal and surface finish, useful for intermediate sanding stages, paint smoothing and preparation for coatings. The long 50 m length reduces changeovers in workshops and industrial environments and allows economical cutting to size for multiple applications.

Suitable for

• Surface preparation of wood before finishing
• Smoothing and intermediate sanding of painted surfaces
• Light de-rusting and surface blending on metal
• Workshop use where custom-length abrasive strips are required

Key specifications

• Backing: cloth for flexibility and tear resistance
• Abrasive grit: P150 (medium-fine)
• Width: 200 mm
• Length: 50 m roll
• Intended materials: wood, metal, paint layers

How to use

Cut the cloth roll to the desired length using scissors or a utility knife and mount it on the appropriate sanding tool or wrap it around a sanding block for manual work. For machine sanding, ensure compatibility with the machine’s attachment method and secure the cloth properly to prevent slippage. Apply uniform pressure and move consistently across the surface; for coarse defects or heavy material removal, start with a lower grit before progressing to P150. After use, store the remaining roll in a dry, dust-free location to preserve abrasive performance.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results on painted surfaces and wood, use progressive sanding steps and finish with a finer grit where a smoother surface is required. When working on metal or edges, avoid excessive pressure to reduce premature wear and ensure even sanding across the workpiece.