abrasive belts

Specification Highlights:

• Abrasive Materials:

  • Aluminum Oxide – general-purpose use on wood and metal

  • Zirconia Alumina – high-performance cutting and grinding on metal

  • Silicon Carbide – for glass, stone, rubber, and plastics

  • Ceramic – extremely durable for aggressive metal removal

  • Non-woven / Trizact – for fine finishing and polishing

• Backing Types:

  • Cloth (X, Y, or J weight) – strong and durable; J-weight is more flexible

  • Polyester – waterproof and tear-resistant

  • Paper – for light-duty applications

  • Film-backed – uniform finish and high flexibility

• Grit Range:

  • Coarse (36–60 grit) – for heavy stock removal

  • Medium (80–120 grit) – for blending and shaping

  • Fine (150–320 grit) – for surface preparation

  • Very Fine (400–1200+ grit) – for polishing and final finishing

• Common Belt Sizes:

  • 10 × 330 mm – for handheld belt sanders

  • 75 × 533 mm / 100 × 610 mm – common workshop sizes

  • 150 × 2000 mm / 300 × 4000 mm – industrial belt grinders
    (Custom sizes available)

• Joint Types:

  • Overlap joint – standard, durable

  • Scarfed (skived) joint – low-profile, smooth running

  • Tape-reinforced joint – high strength for heavy-duty use

• Application Areas:

  • Metal surface grinding and deburring

  • Wood shaping, smoothing, and finishing

  • Weld seam removal

  • Knife and blade sharpening

  • Plastic and composite surface prep

  • Automotive bodywork sanding

• Operating Speed:

  • Up to 5,000–7,000 Surface Feet per Minute (SFPM)

  • Speed should match machine and material type

• Key Features:

  • Continuous abrasive exposure for consistent performance

  • Heat and load-resistant coatings available

  • Flexible or rigid backing for different contouring needs

  • Long-lasting durability even under heavy-duty operations

  • Available for wet or dry sanding processes