Industrial Circular Sanding Belt P60 to 600 Grit Aluminum Oxide Sandpaper

• Customization: Available
• Material: Silicon Carbide
• Shape: Round
• Selling Units: Single Item
• Size: Customized Size
• Color: Red/Black/Blue/Grey
• Customized Support: OEM
• Place of Origin: China
• Type: Abrasive Belts
• Grit: 18#-600#
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Backing Material: Fabric/Paper
• Width: 1650mm
• Abrasive Material: Aluminum Oxide / silicon Carbide
• Single Package Size: Xx Cm
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 1450*2820mm
• Trademark: SMOOTH
• Origin: China

Product Description

Product Description

 

 

 

Material: Premium Quality Aluminum Oxide Grit Range: Versatile selection from 60# to 600#

FAQ

Q1: Are you trading company or manufacturer?
A1: We are a specialized coated abrasive manufacturer with many years experience.

Q2: Do you accept OEM Brand?
A2: Sure! We accept OEM brand, we can also design a label for you for free.

Q3: Can I get the sample for a quality test?
A3: Yes, free samples can be sent you for a quality test, but you have to bear the freight charges.

Q4: When can you ship?
A5: Normally 20-25 workdays against payment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAQ

How to Choose a Good Sanding Belt: A Complete Guide

When it comes to achieving flawless finishes on wood, metal, or other materials, selecting the right sanding belt is crucial. With numerous options available in the market, knowing what to look for can save you time, money, and effort. In this article, we'll guide you through the key factors to consider when choosing the best sanding belt for your project.

1. Understand Your Application

The first step in selecting a good sanding belt is to understand your application. Sanding belts vary based on the material being worked on and the desired finish.

• Woodworking: Opt for belts with medium or fine grit for smoothing surfaces and removing imperfections.
• Metalworking: Use belts with aluminum oxide or zirconia abrasive materials for heavy-duty sanding.
• Plastic or Composite Materials: Ensure the belt has a low heat buildup to prevent melting or damage.

If you're working with advanced machinery like wide belt sanders from SMOOTH, choosing compatible, high-quality belts ensures consistent performance.

2. Choose the Right Grit Size

The grit size determines the coarseness of the sanding belt and directly affects the sanding outcome.

• Coarse Grit (40-80): For aggressive material removal and shaping.
• Medium Grit (100-180): Ideal for smoothing surfaces and preparing for finishing.
• Fine Grit (220+): Used for finishing and polishing.

For projects requiring both shaping and finishing, consider belts with varying grit sizes and switch as needed.

3. Check the Abrasive Material

The type of abrasive material used in the sanding belt impacts its performance and durability:

• Aluminum Oxide: Durable and versatile, suitable for wood, metal, and general-purpose sanding.
• Zirconia Alumina: Ideal for heavy-duty sanding and grinding of metals.
• Ceramic: Best for high-pressure applications; long-lasting and effective on hard materials.
• Silicon Carbide: Perfect for fine sanding and polishing of glass, plastic, and non-metal surfaces.

4. Evaluate Belt Backing Material

The backing material provides support and flexibility to the sanding belt:

• Cloth Backing: Durable and tear-resistant, great for heavy-duty tasks.
• Paper Backing: Lightweight and cost-effective, suitable for finer sanding tasks.
• Polyester Backing: Waterproof and resilient, ideal for wet sanding applications.

5. Compatibility with Your Sander

Ensure the sanding belt matches the size and tension requirements of your sander. Machines like SMOOTH's wide belt sanders require precision-sized belts for optimal performance. Always refer to your sander's specifications before purchasing.

6. Quality and Durability

Investing in high-quality sanding belts ensures better results and reduces the frequency of replacements. Look for:

• Consistent Abrasive Distribution: Ensures uniform sanding.
• Heat Resistance: Prevents premature wear and damage during high-speed sanding.
• Reinforced Seams: Minimizes the risk of breakage during operation.