Sandpaper sheets Makita PAPIER SZLIF. 280 x 115 mm P40, pack 10

Makita sandpaper sheets PAPIER SZLIF., size 280 x 115 mm, abrasive grade P40, pack of 10 are designed for aggressive material removal and initial shaping on a variety of surfaces. These coated abrasive sheets deliver a coarse cut suitable for removing old finishes, flattening rough timber, leveling joints and preparing metal or composite surfaces before finer grit sanding. Packaged in a set of ten, the sheets are convenient for workshop use and for tasks where frequent replacement is required.

Advantages

The P40 abrasive provides rapid stock removal and consistent performance across the sheet surface. The 280 x 115 mm format fits many hand sanding blocks and common sanding machines that accept rectangular sheets, offering flexibility in manual and machine sanding. A pack of 10 balances availability and storage economy for professionals and hobbyists alike.

Suitable for

• Coarse sanding and rapid material removal from wood
• Stripping paint and old finishes from furniture and panels
• Shaping and leveling of wooden boards and workpieces
• Preparing metal surfaces for subsequent finer abrasive steps
• Use with compatible hand sanding blocks and sheet sanders that accept 280 x 115 mm sheets

Key specifications

• Sheet size: 280 x 115 mm
• Abrasive grade: P40 (coarse)
• Coated abrasive construction suitable for wood, metal and composite surfaces
• Pack quantity: 10 sheets

How to use

Select an appropriate sanding block or machine that accepts 280 x 115 mm sheets and secure the sandpaper firmly to avoid slipping. For manual sanding, apply even pressure and use long, consistent strokes following the grain on wood. For machine sanding, ensure the sheet is compatible with the machine’s clamping system and operate at recommended speeds for coarse abrasives. Replace sheets when the cutting action diminishes or the abrasive is clogged.

Usage recommendations

Begin with the P40 sheets for fast material removal, then progress to progressively finer grits to achieve a smooth finish. Use light to moderate pressure to avoid gouging soft materials, and consider dust extraction or a mask when sanding materials that generate fine dust.