Manual sanding pad Proline 49151 — 93×93 mm, 1 pc

Proline 49151 is a manual sanding pad measuring 93 × 93 mm supplied as a single unit. The pad offers a flat, stable backing for abrasive sheets of the same dimensions and is intended for hand sanding of small surfaces, edges and detailed areas. Constructed with a heavy paper base, semi-open alumina coating and a synthetic resin binder, this sanding pad is compatible with common materials such as wood, plywood, MDF, metal and plastic, and is suitable for both DIY and professional surface preparation and finishing tasks.

Advantages

The compact 93 × 93 mm format provides precise control when working on tight areas and contours. A heavy paper base gives dimensional stability during use while the semi-open alumina coating balances cutting efficiency and resistance to clogging. The synthetic resin binder secures abrasive grains for consistent performance and predictable wear. Supplied as a single piece, the pad is easy to store and replace for intermittent or small-scale jobs.

Suitable for

• Detail sanding of wooden furniture components and mouldings
• Surface preparation before painting or varnishing
• Deburring and finishing of small metal parts
• Smoothing and shaping plastic components
• DIY repairs, touch-ups and maintenance work

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 93 × 93 mm
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Base material: heavy paper
• Abrasive coating: semi-open alumina
• Binder: synthetic resin
• Intended application materials: wood, plywood, MDF, metal, plastic

How to use

Select an abrasive sheet that matches the 93 × 93 mm pad dimensions and attach it to the pad so it sits flat without wrinkles. Hold the pad firmly and move it with even pressure across the work surface, following the grain on wood or using light, controlled strokes on metal and plastic to avoid overheating. Replace the abrasive sheet when cutting efficiency declines or when the sheet becomes clogged or damaged. Store the pad and spare abrasives in a dry place to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results on wood, start with a coarser grit and progress to finer grits to achieve a smooth finish. When working on painted or varnished surfaces, test on a small area first and use appropriate dust extraction or a mask to reduce inhalation of particles.