Sungold Abrasives 11105 Fogli abrasivi Carta abrasiva all'ossido di alluminio stearato a grana 60 (confezione da 25), 9 x 11"

Brand:Sungold Abrasives

3.5/5

€
44.01

Resina piena su legante resinato per mantenere la grana sulla superficie di taglio e impermeabilizzare il foglio. La grana in ossido di alluminio trattata termicamente di grado P fornisce un taglio rapido e liscio mentre si frattura per creare nuovi servizi di taglio che prolungano la durata dell'abrasivo. Forte supporto in carta di peso C con carta impregnata di lattice per un supporto forte e flessibile. Gli abrasivi non si staccano quando vengono ripiegati. La grana aperta con uno stearato non caricante riduce al minimo il carico con un taglio a freddo per abrasivi più duraturi. Utilizzato per legno, metallo, plastica, fibra di vetro, vernice primer, materiali compositi per superfici solide.

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EAN: 0756343111056

Categories: Utensili elettrici e manuali, Parti e accessori per utensili elettrici, Parti e accessori per utensili elettrici di finitura, Parti e accessori per levigatrice elettrica, Carta vetrata per dettagli,

Backing Type	Paper
Backing Type	‎Paper
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Sungold Abrasives
Brand	‎Sungold Abrasives
Compatible Material	‎Wood, Fiberglass, Aluminum, Plastic, Metal
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 234 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Grit Number	‎60
Grit Type	Aluminum Oxide
Grit Type	‎Aluminum Oxide
Included Components	‎25 sanding sheets
Item model number	‎11105
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Sungold Abrasives
Material	‎Aluminum Oxide
Part Number	‎11105
Product Dimensions	11"L x 9"W
Product Dimensions	‎11"L x 9"W
Product Dimensions	‎11.5 x 9.5 x 1 inches
Size	60 grit
Size	‎60 grit
Unit Count	‎25.0 Count

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Scritto da: ITPhoenix

Decent quality sandpaper

Not as good as 3M Pro Grade Precision, but less expensive.

Scritto da: ms

Best dry sandpaper ever

I'm blown away by how great this sandpaper is. Seriously, to the point that my friends often question why I am talking to them about sandpaper. First, this is economical. I settled on this product because it was the cheapest I could find sandpaper anywhere. (Although you should BUNDLE, because shipping is expensive. This shouldn't be a problem, because you will want to order a ton of this sandpaper (at different grits, or more packs of something you use a lot). If you go to a box store, you will pay way more for sandpaper. Second, and most importantly, the stearated paper is absolutely fantastic! It is dry-lubricated, and so it doesn't clog as easily, and stays sharp longer. Compared to normal sandpaper (like you would buy at a box store), this outperforms 4 to 1 in my opinion (actually, that is a fact). You will use less sandpaper per job, thus reducing the cost even more. The 220 grit is pretty aggressive for leaving such a smooth finish, and lasts a while. I prefer it to box-store 220 because it lasts longer, and clogs less which ultimately avoids scratches and gets the surface smoother. Third, thats it. It is cheap, and incredibly effective sandpaper. Huge fan of the suppliers; very quick shipping too.

Scritto da: ms

Best dry sandpaper ever

I'm blown away by how great this sandpaper is. Seriously, to the point that my friends often question why I am talking to them about sandpaper. First, this is economical. I settled on this product because it was the cheapest I could find sandpaper anywhere. (Although you should BUNDLE, because shipping is expensive. This shouldn't be a problem, because you will want to order a ton of this sandpaper (at different grits, or more packs of something you use a lot). If you go to a box store, you will pay way more for sandpaper. Second, and most importantly, the stearated paper is absolutely fantastic! It is dry-lubricated, and so it doesn't clog as easily, and stays sharp longer. Compared to normal sandpaper (like you would buy at a box store), this outperforms 4 to 1 in my opinion (actually, that is a fact). You will use less sandpaper per job, thus reducing the cost even more. The 120 grit hogs off material, and lasts a while. I prefer it to box-store 60 and 80 grit, which cannot ultimately do as much work on wood so quick. Third, thats it. It is cheap, and incredibly effective sandpaper. Huge fan of the suppliers; very quick shipping too.

Scritto da: Old Geezer

Good Value for Many Applications; Paper a Little Thin

I bought these to have 400 grit sandpaper without the hassle of getting one or two sheets in a variety pack. This is a good grit to sand wood for paint or stain, etc. Also good for cleaning up metal for painting without leaving a lot of scratches. I first used these to sand painted, but weathered, wood so it would hold new paint. The abrasive appears consistently sized, and didn't clog up. The paper seems a little thin, so it doesn't hold up quite as well as I would have liked, but they're still a good value for the price.

Scritto da: R.F.

Very good between coats sandpaper

I bought the 400 grit version of this paper to sand between coats of shellac. This paper works and holds up well. Of course, a between coat sand is a VERY light sanding job and this paper works as well as the 3M or Norton brands. The bond between the grit and paper seems to be good and the grit stays sharp as long as other brands. Remember I'm using this for shellac and not for metals or paint so I have no idea how it would stack up against other brands. The price is reasonable for the number of sheets you get. I will buy more of this brand when I run out. Would this paper be good for production use? I haven't the foggiest idea; I'm a guy doing "onesy and twosy" type jobs.

Scritto da: outdoor lover

Long lasting, durable in use

I liked how durable the the paper lasted while in use. The grit also had staying power. I had to sand a log home down after treating for restain.

Scritto da: T. Beaulieu

Wax Backing is Terrible for Hand Sanding! Slip Sliding Away ...

I waited a while before writing this review because I didn't want to be rash. From the very first moment of using this paper for woodworking hand sanding I noticed a major flaw. I'm talking SECONDS. The backing is waxed and is therefore slippery. If you intend to fold this paper over and use it to sand curves and small areas you will be disappointed, as the two sides will constantly slide on each other. I've never seen paper with this kind of backing. I don't get it. Even tearing it is difficult compared to other paper. Normally I can fold paper once or worse case twice and easily tear it, but this waxy backing is tough! I just can't overstate how much I dislike working with this paper. I'm constantly trying different angles, square sizes and whatever else I can to try to find something that let's me sand without the stupid stuff slipping all over the place! Trying a small square unfolded doesn't work, either. Again, it's slippery so it slips under my hand! As for wear, I think it's "ok". Not great, but not terrible. I do like the fact that they used red paper (or binder?) under the abrasive because I can easily tell how worn the paper is. This is actually a great idea, if that was their intent. If not, it's a great accident. Perhaps this won't be a problem for other applications, like with a sander, but even then I'm skeptical. I'd think for all applications you'd want the paper to stay put and offer some degree of resistance, otherwise the clamping points will be entirely responsible for keeping the paper in place. With conventional paper my guess is that the rubber pad on the sander doesn't easily slide on the paper, adding to the stability. Just a guess, though. My biggest regret is that I bought 7 boxes of this stuff in the various grits. As a hobbyist woodworker I'll be stuck with these until I can get through them. And now I have to post this review on all 7 to make sure the word gets out.

Scritto da: Gary M.

The jury is still out

This is decent paper for the money. The longevity leaves something to be desired and honestly I think the grits are not accurate when compared to other brands. Next time, I'll probably spend a little bit more money and get something better quality.