Rectangular Sandpaper 8 Holes NEO tools 128 x 78 mm P120 abrasive sheets

Rectangular Sandpaper 8 Holes NEO tools 128 x 78 mm P120 abrasive sheets are designed for fine-to-medium sanding tasks on wood, painted surfaces and other common substrates. The 128 x 78 mm format fits many compact rectangular sanders; eight-hole perforation aligns with dust extraction ports to reduce airborne particles when used with a compatible vacuum. The P120 grit delivers controlled material removal while preserving surface texture for subsequent finishing.

Advantages

These NEO tools abrasive sheets combine a standardized rectangular size with P120 abrasive grain for a balance between cutting rate and surface finish. Perforation with eight holes supports improved dust extraction and keeps the work area cleaner during sanding. The hook-and-loop compatible backing allows quick paper changes and secure attachment to appropriate sanding pads.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden furniture and joinery
• Removing old paint or varnish layers before refinishing
• Surface preparation prior to priming or painting
• Light material removal and deburring on composite or soft metals
• Detail sanding in tight or small areas with compact sanders

Key specifications

• Format: rectangular sheet, 128 x 78 mm
• Grit: P120 (medium-fine abrasive)
• Perforation: eight holes for dust extraction alignment
• Backing: hook-and-loop compatible for rapid attachment
• Primary applications: sanding, surface preparation, paint removal

How to use

Select a compatible rectangular sander or use manually with a sanding block sized to the 128 x 78 mm sheet. Attach the sheet via the hook-and-loop backing, align the eight holes with the sander’s dust ports if present, and secure the sheet flat to avoid chatter. Start sanding with light to moderate pressure, moving with even strokes along the grain on wood or following the surface contours. Replace the sheet when the abrasive wears down or clogging reduces effectiveness.

Usage recommendations

For efficient dust control, connect a vacuum system to the sander when the eight-hole perforation aligns with the tool’s extraction ports. Begin with P120 for general smoothing or paint removal; for coarser removal, consider progressing from a lower grit, and for finer finishing use a higher grit subsequently. Store sheets flat in a dry environment to preserve the abrasive and backing performance.