Las bandas de lija anchas SurfPrep Cloth se fabrican en California bajo rigurosos estándares, ofreciendo resultados consistentes y de alto rendimiento para aplicaciones de carpintería, metal y materiales compuestos. Diseñadas para ofrecer versatilidad y durabilidad, estas bandas son ideales para operaciones que requieren cambios frecuentes y un rendimiento robusto en condiciones exigentes.
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Ubicación de fabricación: California, EE. UU.
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Tamaños disponibles: 1" – 55" de ancho
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Granos disponibles: 36, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150, 180, 220, 240, 320, 400
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Tipo de grano: Óxido de aluminio tratado térmicamente
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Recubrimiento: Resina sobre resina, capa semiabierta con propiedades antiestáticas
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Respaldo: Tela mezclada de poliéster y algodón
Specifications
| Manufacturing Location | California, USA |
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| Available Sizes | 3"x18", 3"x21", 3"x24", 4"x21", 4"x24" |
| Available Grits | 36, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150, 180 plus Coarse, Medium, and Fine Variety Packs |
| Grain Type | Heat-treated Aluminum Oxide |
| Coating | Resin over Resin, Semi-Open Coat with Anti-Static properties |
| Backing | Blended Polyester/Cotton cloth |
What SurfPrep Sanding Belts Deliver
SurfPrep sanding belts are manufactured in California to consistent quality standards. Built for woodworking, metalworking, and composite applications that demand reliable performance through repeated change-outs. Trusted by professionals across the U.S., Canada, and the UK.
- Heat-treated grain holds its cutting edge longer than standard aluminum oxide
- Anti-static semi-open coat keeps the belt cutting clean, especially on resinous woods and composites
- Resin over resin bond handles the heat and friction of handheld sanding without grain separation
- Variety packs reduce the need to order individual grits during a multi-stage sanding sequence
- Five sizes cover the most common belt and disc sander and portable belt sander configurations. For stationary machines, see SurfPrep wide belt sander rolls
Grit Selection Guide
Not sure which sanding belt to start with? Here is how the grit range maps to common tasks:
| Grit Range | Stage | Best For |
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| 36-50 | Rough removal | Heavy stock removal, stripping coatings, flattening rough stock |
| 60-80 | Surface prep | Removing mill marks, blending welds on metal, general leveling |
| 100-120 | Intermediate | Smoothing after coarse sanding, preparing for finer grits |
| 150-180 | Fine finishing | Final sanding before finish, hardwood finishing, sealer sanding |