Sander accessory YATO YT-81955, sanding pad/strip, width 100 mm, 1 pc

YATO YT-81955 is a single-piece sander accessory designed as a sanding pad/strip with a working width of 100 mm. Supplied as one piece per pack, the pad is intended as a replacement or spare part for compatible sanding tools and provides a flat contact surface for even material removal. It is suitable for surface preparation, smoothing and finishing tasks on wood, painted layers and similar substrates where a 100 mm sanding contact is required.

Advantages

The sanding pad/strip offers a consistent 100 mm contact width that helps maintain uniform pressure and abrasion across the work surface. Its one-piece construction simplifies replacement and reduces downtime. Designed for compatibility with sanding tools that accept 100 mm pads, it provides reliable support for abrasive sheets or strips and contributes to predictable sanding results.

Suitable for

• Sanding and finishing wooden surfaces
• Removing or smoothing paint and varnish layers
• Surface preparation before painting or sealing
• General light to medium abrasive work where a 100 mm contact is needed

Key specifications

• Type: sanding pad / strip
• Working width: 100 mm
• Quantity in pack: 1 piece
• Form factor: single-piece pad designed for replacement use

How to use

Install the sanding pad/strip on a compatible sander according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring secure attachment before operation. Fit an appropriate abrasive sheet or strip to the pad, align it so that the abrasive covers the full 100 mm width, and apply steady, even pressure during sanding. Use progressively finer abrasives to achieve the desired surface finish and inspect the pad and abrasive regularly for wear; replace the pad if it becomes damaged or deformed to maintain effective sanding performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select abrasive grit suited to the material and stage of work (coarse grits for rapid material removal, finer grits for final finishing). Keep the pad clean and free of debris, and operate the sander at recommended speeds to avoid overheating the pad or workpiece. Replace the pad when its surface no longer provides even contact.