Premium 100 x 560mm sanding belts with aluminium oxide abrasive and heavy duty cloth backing. Available in 40G to 150G grits, sold in packs of five. Ideal for stripping paint, sanding wood and finishing metal on belt sanders.
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Price
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40G (QTY:5 Per Pack)
£4.92£5.90
60G (QTY:5 Per Pack)
£4.92£5.90
80G (QTY:5 Per Pack)
£4.92£5.90
120G (QTY:5 Per Pack)
£4.92£5.90
150G (QTY:5 Per Pack)
£4.92£5.90
These 100 x 560mm sanding belts deliver consistent performance across a wide range of materials and applications. Built with aluminium oxide abrasive bonded to heavy duty X-weight cloth backing, they handle everything from aggressive paint stripping to fine finishing work without premature wear or tearing. Available in five grit options from coarse 40G through to fine 150G, each pack contains five belts ready for your next job.
Why These Sanding Belts Work
The construction makes a genuine difference to how long these belts last and how well they cut. Phenolic resin bonds the abrasive firmly to the backing, so the grit stays put under pressure rather than shedding early. The X-weight cloth backing adds durability without sacrificing flexibility, which matters when you are working curved profiles or putting serious pressure on flat stock. Full top skiving reduces chatter and vibration, giving you a smoother action and cleaner results.
The closed coat design packs the abrasive tightly across the belt surface. This means higher material removal rates and a more consistent finish, though it does load up faster on soft or resinous materials. Keep a belt cleaning stick handy when working pine or anything with a high sap content.
Grit Selection for the Job
Start with 40G or 60G for stripping old paint, varnish or tackling rough stock that needs serious material removed. Move to 80G for general shaping and smoothing. The 120G and 150G belts handle finish sanding before staining or sealing, leaving a surface that takes coatings evenly without visible scratches.
These belts fit most standard belt sanders with a 100 x 560mm platen. They work well on composites, hardwoods, softwoods, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, painted surfaces and lacquered finishes. Joiners, furniture makers, fabricators and general contractors all find use for them.
These sanding belts suit a broad range of trade and workshop applications. Use them for stripping paint and varnish from doors, skirting and furniture. They handle stock preparation on hardwood and softwood, smoothing rough sawn timber before machining or finishing. Metal fabricators use them for deburring, surface preparation and blending welds on mild steel and aluminium. The closed coat construction makes them particularly effective for high removal work on flat surfaces where you need consistent results across the full belt width.
Best For
Stripping paint and varnish
Sanding hardwood and softwood
Deburring and finishing metal
Surface preparation before coating
Shaping and smoothing composites
Compatible Materials
Hardwood and softwood
MDF and plywood
Mild steel and aluminium
Painted and varnished surfaces
Composite materials
Key Features
Aluminium oxide abrasive
Heavy duty X-weight cloth backing
Phenolic resin bonding
Fully top skived for reduced chatter
Closed coat for high removal rate
Not suitable for: Not ideal for wet sanding applications or use on very soft, resinous timbers without regular belt cleaning. The closed coat design can load up quickly on gummy materials.
Fit the belt to your sander with the directional arrow following the rotation of the platen. Tension correctly according to your machine instructions. Start with light pressure and let the abrasive do the work. Excessive pressure generates heat, glazes the belt and reduces its cutting life. Work systematically across the surface, keeping the sander moving to avoid dips or uneven wear.
Check the belt for damage before fitting
Align the directional arrow with the sander rotation
Adjust tracking and tension per your machine manual
Start with the coarsest grit needed for the job
Apply moderate, even pressure and keep the sander moving
Progress through finer grits for finish work
Clean belts with a rubber cleaning stick to extend life
What sanders do these 100 x 560mm belts fit?
These belts fit most standard belt sanders designed for 100 x 560mm belts, including popular models from Makita, DeWalt, Bosch and Triton. Check your sander specifications to confirm compatibility.
Which grit should I start with for stripping paint?
For heavy paint removal, start with 40G or 60G to cut through quickly. Once you reach bare wood or metal, move to 80G and then finer grits to smooth the surface before refinishing.
Can I use these belts on metal as well as wood?
Yes, aluminium oxide abrasive works well on both wood and metal. These belts handle mild steel, aluminium and other non-ferrous metals for deburring, surface prep and blending work.
Constructed with aluminium oxide abrasive grain bonded using phenolic resin to X-weight cotton cloth backing. The closed coat configuration provides maximum abrasive coverage for high stock removal. Full top skiving improves flexibility and reduces vibration during use. Suitable for dry sanding applications on wood, metal, composites and coated surfaces.
Belt Size
100 x 560mm
Abrasive Type
Aluminium oxide
Backing Material
X-weight cloth
Bonding Agent
Phenolic resin
Coat Type
Closed coat
Available Grits
40G, 60G, 80G, 120G, 150G
Pack Quantity
5 belts per pack
Size
120G (QTY:5 Per Pack), 150G (QTY:5 Per Pack), 40G (QTY:5 Per Pack), 60G (QTY:5 Per Pack), 80G (QTY:5 Per Pack)
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