Abrasive Cloth Sheet KLINGSPOR KL375J 230×280 mm P80, pack of 50

Abrasive cloth sheet KLINGSPOR KL375J 230×280 mm P80, pack of 50 is a versatile sanding accessory designed for both manual and machine use. The P80 grit offers medium-coarse cutting performance suitable for material removal, smoothing and surface preparation on wood, paint, metal and other substrates. The cloth backing provides improved durability and flexibility for contour work and repeated use compared with paper-backed abrasive sheets.

Advantages

The cloth construction increases tear resistance and extends sheet life under mechanical load, while the P80 abrasive grain balances aggressive stock removal with control. Sheets of this size are easy to handle for hand sanding and can be used with a variety of sanding machines or blocks. Supplied in a pack of 50, the set reduces downtime for replacement and is convenient for workshop or jobsite use.

Suitable for

• Sanding and shaping raw and finished wood
• Removing old paint, varnish or corrosion from metal surfaces
• Preparing surfaces for primer and paint
• Intermediate sanding between coats and surface blending
• Contour and profile sanding where flexibility is required

Key specifications

• Format: sheet
• Dimensions: 230 × 280 mm
• Abrasion grit: P80 (medium-coarse)
• Backing material: cloth for enhanced strength and flexibility
• Quantity: pack of 50 sheets
• Application: suitable for manual and machine sanding

How to use

Select the KLINGSPOR KL375J P80 cloth sheet and fit it to a sanding block or compatible machine platen when machine sanding. For hand sanding, hold the sheet firmly and work with the grain on wood or in consistent passes on metal and painted surfaces. Apply moderate, even pressure and avoid overheating the surface by keeping the sheet moving. Replace sheets when the abrasive becomes clogged or worn to maintain consistent cutting and surface finish.

Usage recommendations

For efficient material removal and a more controlled finish, start with P80 for initial shaping or paint removal, then progress to finer grits as needed for smoothing and final preparation. Use dust extraction or a respirator when sanding painted surfaces or materials that generate fine dust. Store sheets flat and dry to preserve abrasive performance and backing integrity.