Fabric sanding belt 2000 x 50 mm - K 150 (10 pieces)

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

150 grit is suitable for finishing metal and wood: final sanding, removing previous scratches, preparing for painting. Typical materials: stainless steel (finishing), aluminum, solid wood, MDF. Fine grit on metal: reduce pressure to avoid surface overheating. The electro-corundum (Al₂O₃) abrasive cloth in this series maintains its cutting ability longer than paper abrasive of the same grit.

Yes — cloth belts in rolls can be cut with robust scissors or a utility knife. The length from the roll (50 m) allows making belts of any length. Always cut perpendicular to the belt's running direction to avoid edge detachment during use.

Aluminum: use belts with a semi-open coat (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 business days shipping. Customer support in Italian available.