Sanding base plate KREATOR Multi-instrument KRT990035 90×90×90 mm

The KREATOR sanding base plate for multi-instrument sanding (90×90×90 mm) provides a stable, flat mounting surface for sanding attachments used with oscillating multi-tools. It is designed for small-area sanding, edge and corner work, and controlled material removal on wood, painted surfaces, plaster and similar substrates. The compact triangular form factor and flat face help maintain even abrasion when working in confined spaces or along profiles where larger sanding plates are impractical.

Advantages

The plate offers a precise, uniform contact area that promotes consistent sanding results across small surfaces. Its compact dimensions make it easy to maneuver into corners and along edges, reducing the need for hand sanding after machine work. Built for compatibility with oscillating multi-tools, the base plate supports steady control of pressure and angle to avoid gouging. The flat mounting face simplifies attachment of abrasive pads and helps distribute wear evenly.

Suitable for

• Sanding small flat surfaces and panels
• Cleaning and preparing edges and corners prior to finishing
• Removing old paint, varnish or adhesive residues in confined areas
• Detail sanding in furniture restoration and carpentry

Key specifications

• Shape and dimensions: triangular/90×90×90 mm
• Flat mounting surface for sanding attachments
• Compatibility: designed for use with oscillating multi-tools
• Intended materials: wood, painted surfaces, plaster, composite materials
• Designed for small-area and detail sanding

How to use

Attach the sanding base plate to a compatible multi-tool following the tool manufacturer's mounting instructions and ensure all fastenings are secure before operation. Fit an appropriate abrasive pad or sheet to the flat face, matching grit to the task: coarser grit for rapid material removal, finer grit for smoothing and finishing. Begin sanding at low speed to confirm contact and control; increase speed or pressure gradually as required while keeping the plate flat to maintain even abrasion. Move the tool with steady, overlapping passes and avoid prolonged dwell on one spot to prevent gouging.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the mounting surface and abrasive pad for wear and replace worn pads to preserve flat contact. Select abrasive grits and speed settings appropriate to the substrate to reduce clogging and heat buildup. Use suitable personal protective equipment (eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection) and employ dust extraction where possible to improve visibility and extend abrasive life.