Fabric sanding belt 2000 x 50 mm - K 80 (10 pieces)

Cloth belts are more flexible, tear-resistant, and tolerant of bending — suitable for curved surfaces, edges, pipes, and metalworking. Paper belts are stiffer and suitable for flat wood and plastic surfaces. For metal, cloth is always preferable: it resists friction-generated heat better and does not tear with metal chips.

80 grit is suitable for sanding on metals and hardwoods: surface preparation for finishing, blending welded edges. Typical materials: steel, stainless steel, aluminum, hard solid wood. For stainless steel, use specific belts not contaminated with steel — ferrous residues cause oxidation stains. The electro-corundum (Al₂O₃) abrasive cloth in this series maintains its cutting ability longer than paper abrasive of the same grit.

Yes — cloth roll belts can be cut with robust scissors or a utility knife. The length of the roll (50 m) allows belts of any length to be made. Always cut perpendicular to the belt's direction of travel to prevent detachment at the edges during use.

Aluminum: use belts with a semi-open bond (marked "semi-open coat") and, if possible, apply paraffin wax to the belt to reduce aluminum adhesion. Plastic: reduce speed and work intermittently to avoid overheating the material. A clogged belt does not abrade but only generates heat — it should be cleaned with a wire brush or replaced.

Original spare parts available with 3–5 working days shipping. Customer support in Italian available.