Manual sanding supply Proline 49144 — 1 pc

Proline 49144 — manual sanding supply sold as a single piece, designed for hand sanding tasks on a variety of surfaces. This sanding product uses heavy paper type E with a normal semi-open alumina coating and a synthetic resin binder to deliver controlled abrasion for surface preparation, smoothing and finishing. Supplied as one unit, it is intended for small repairs, carpentry and finishing work where manual abrasive control and tactile feedback are required.

Advantages

The heavy paper backing provides durability and dimensional stability during hand sanding, while the semi-open alumina coating reduces clogging and maintains consistent cutting action. The synthetic resin binder secures abrasive grains and enhances longevity during intermittent use. Its single-piece packaging makes it convenient for occasional or on-site tasks without excess packaging waste.

Suitable for

• Hand sanding of wood, plywood and MDF
• Surface preparation and smoothing of painted or filled areas
• Light metal and plastic deburring and finishing
• Small repair jobs and carpentry finishing work

Key specifications

• Backing material: heavy paper type E
• Abrasive coating: semi-open alumina
• Binder: synthetic resin
• Packaging: single piece
• Primary applications: wood, plywood, MDF, metal, plastic

How to use

Select an appropriate grit for the task and affix the sanding supply to a suitable hand sanding block or hold it directly with even pressure. Sand with the grain on wood surfaces where applicable, using light, consistent strokes to avoid gouging. For painted or filled surfaces, start with a coarser grit to remove material and finish with progressively finer grits for a smooth surface. Clean the abrasive periodically by tapping or using an abrasive cleaner to maintain cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks and safety glasses when sanding. Store the sanding supply in a dry place to preserve the heavy paper backing and binder. For best results on delicate finishes, test on a small area before full application and proceed with finer grits to achieve the desired smoothness.