A 10m aluminium oxide sandpaper roll with an open-structure grain for general sanding, paint removal and stock removal on wood, metal and plaster. Cut to any length and suitable for both hand and power tool use.
Available options and pricing for Sandpaper Abrasive Rolls - 10m - Full Grit Range, with quantity selectors and a running total
Grit
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
40g
SANROLL-40G
£4.90£5.88
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60g
SANROLL-60G
£4.90£5.88
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80g
SANROLL-80G
£4.90£5.88
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120g
SANROLL-120G
£4.90£5.88
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180g
SANROLL-180G
£4.90£5.88
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240g
SANROLL-240G
£4.90£5.88
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These 10m aluminium oxide sandpaper rolls are the kind of thing that earns a permanent spot in the van. A general-purpose abrasive roll with a tough, sharp grain and open structure, they handle everything from rough stock removal down to fine finishing, depending on the grit you pick up. At 115mm wide and 10 metres long, there’s enough here to get through a solid day’s work without running out mid-job.
Aluminium oxide is a hard-wearing abrasive grain that holds up well under sustained use. It cuts consistently and doesn’t load up with dust as quickly as cheaper alternatives, which means you’re spending more time sanding and less time swapping sheets. The open structure helps with that too, giving the dust somewhere to go rather than building up on the face of the paper and reducing cut.
Where These Aluminium Oxide Sanding Rolls Get Used
The paper backing means these rolls flex with the surface, so they’re comfortable to use by hand even on curved or irregular profiles. Wrap a short length around a sanding block for flat work, or tear off a strip and fold it over for getting into tighter areas. They’re also compatible with powered sheet sanders, so you can cut to size and load them straight onto the tool.
Available in a full grit range from 40g through to 240g. The coarser grits (40g, 60g) are suited to rough preparation, removing old paint, and levelling uneven surfaces. Mid-range grits like 80g and 120g handle general sanding on bare wood or between coats. The finer end, 180g and 240g, is where you’d be finishing timber before staining or varnishing, or flatting back a painted surface before a topcoat.
Cuts through wood, paint, plaster and metal without issue. Straightforward and practical. If you go through sandpaper at any kind of rate, buying it on a 10m roll rather than individual sheets is just common sense.
Pro Tip: When using these on a random orbit or sheet sander, cut the strip slightly longer than you need and fold the excess under the clamp pads so the abrasive stays centred and doesn't slip mid-run.
These sanding rolls are used across a wide range of trades and general building work. Carpenters and joiners reach for them to prep bare timber, flatten glue lines and finish surfaces before staining or painting. Decorators use them between coats and for flatting back old paintwork before repainting. They're just as at home in a workshop as they are on site, and the ability to cut to any length means there's no waste fitting odd-sized tools or awkward patches.
They work across wood, MDF, plaster, painted surfaces and light metalwork, which makes them a useful all-rounder when you'd rather carry one roll than a set of different abrasives. Not the most glamorous product on the shelf, but genuinely one of the more useful.
Best For
General purpose sanding and stock removal
Paint and varnish removal
Surface preparation before finishing
Flatting back between coats
Shaping and smoothing timber
Compatible Surfaces
Wood and MDF
Painted surfaces
Plaster and render
Light metalwork
Key Features
Aluminium oxide grain for consistent cut
Open structure reduces clogging
Paper backed for flexibility
Cut to any length
Hand and power tool compatible
Available in 40g, 60g, 80g, 120g, 180g and 240g
Not suitable for: Not suitable for heavy material removal from hardened steel or masonry surfaces. The finer grits are not the right choice for initial stock removal on rough timber.
Unroll the amount you need and cut to length with a knife or scissors. For hand use, wrap around a sanding block for flat surfaces, or fold the strip to work into edges and profiles. For use with a sheet sander, cut to the correct size for your tool's base plate and secure under the clamps before starting.
Work with the grain on bare timber where finish quality matters. Start with a coarser grit to remove material or old coatings, then work up through the grits progressively to achieve a smooth finish. Don't skip too many grit steps in one go, especially on bare wood before staining.
Select the appropriate grit for your task, coarser for removal, finer for finishing
Unroll and cut the required length using scissors or a sharp knife
Wrap around a sanding block for flat work, or fold for use on edges and profiles
For powered sheet sanders, cut to fit your tool's base plate and fix under the clamps
Sand in the direction of the grain on bare timber to avoid scratching across the fibres
Progress through grit stages rather than jumping straight to the finest grit
Check the surface regularly and replace the abrasive strip when it stops cutting cleanly
Can I use these rolls with my electric sander or are they hand use only?
Both. These rolls are paper backed and flexible enough for hand sanding, but they can also be cut to size and used with a powered sheet sander. Just cut a strip to match your sander's base plate and clamp it in as you would a standard sheet.
Which grit should I choose for sanding bare wood before painting?
For bare wood before painting, 80g or 120g is a good starting point depending on how rough the surface is. If there are tool marks or roughness, start with 80g and follow up with 120g. For a fine finish before staining, take it up to 180g or 240g.
These sanding rolls use aluminium oxide as the abrasive grain, bonded to a flexible paper backing. Aluminium oxide is a synthetic abrasive known for its hardness and durability under friction. The open-coat structure spaces the abrasive particles to reduce loading, which extends the working life of the paper, particularly when sanding softwoods, painted surfaces or plaster. Roll size is 115mm wide by 10 metres long.
Abrasive Material
Aluminium oxide
Backing
Paper
Width
115mm
Length
10m
Structure
Open coat
Available Grits
40g, 60g, 80g, 120g, 180g, 240g
Use
Hand and power tool compatible
Grit
120g, 180g, 240g, 40g, 60g, 80g
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