Sandpaper sheet SACHS Work>it® 230×280 mm K80 abrasive grit

SACHS Work>it® sandpaper sheet 230×280 mm with K80 abrasive grit is designed for medium to coarse sanding tasks. The sheet is suitable for material removal, leveling uneven surfaces and preparing substrates before painting or finishing. Its dimensions fit standard sanding blocks and many hand sanders, allowing controlled abrasion on wood, metal and composite surfaces. The single-sheet format is useful for targeted repair work and workshop projects where a changeable abrasive is required.

Advantages

The K80 grit delivers a balance between aggressive material removal and surface control, making it effective for smoothing rough edges, removing old coatings and shaping surfaces. The sheet format offers flexibility for use by hand or with a compatible sanding block. Durable abrasive bonding ensures consistent performance through the working life of the sheet and helps maintain consistent cutting action across the surface.

Suitable for

• Sanding rough wood and timber components
• Removing paint, varnish or rust from metal parts
• Shaping and leveling composite or fiberglass surfaces
• Preparing substrates prior to primer, paint or clearcoat application
• Spot repairs and small workshop projects requiring medium/coarse grit

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 230 × 280 mm
• Abrasive grit: K80 (medium/coarse)
• Suitable materials: wood, metal, composites
• Format: single sandpaper sheet for hand or block use
• Surface application: material removal and surface preparation

How to use

Select a compatible sanding block or hold the sheet by hand for controlled pressure. Start with steady, even strokes along the material grain on wood or across the surface on metal, checking progress frequently. Replace the sheet when the abrasive becomes clogged or worn to maintain efficiency. For machine use, ensure the sheet is compatible with the tool’s mounting system and follow the machine manufacturer’s safety instructions.

Usage recommendations

Begin sanding with K80 grit for substantial material removal, then progress to finer grits for finishing. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks, eye protection and gloves. Work in a well-ventilated area and clean sanding residue regularly to prevent clogging and ensure consistent abrasion.