Best current price£17.29from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£17.29Visit shop B&Q - Sanding Belt 100mm X 915mm Compatible With Power-Sander 80 Grit Abrasive Aluminum Oxide Ideal For Grinding Sharpening 5X
Visit shop1 offer from £17.29
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Dapetz 100mm x 915mm 80 Grit sanding belts are designed for woodworkers, DIY enthusiasts, and home renovators who require a reliable medium-grit abrasive for surface leveling and material shaping. These belts offer excellent durability thanks to their resin-bonded construction, providing a consistent finish across various materials including wood, varnish, and light metal; however, users should note they are specifically sized for 100mm x 915mm sanders, so compatibility verification is essential before purchase.
| Model Part Number | 53005/50021 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dapetz |
Yes, these belts are designed to be compatible with most 100mm x 915mm sanders, including various Black & Decker models.
They are suitable for sanding light metals, but they are not intended for fine polishing; they are best used for material removal and surface preparation.
80 grit is a medium-coarse abrasive grade, perfect for smoothing rough wood and removing old paint or varnish layers.
Each pack contains 5 sanding belts.
No, these belts are designed for dry sanding applications. Using them with water or liquids will degrade the backing.
Adjust the tracking knob on your sander while the machine is running at a low speed to center the belt.
Reduce downward pressure and check that the sander rollers are not misaligned or damaged.
Use a sanding belt cleaner stick to remove build-up or check if you are using too much pressure on painted surfaces.
To install, ensure the sander is disconnected from the power source. Release the tensioning lever on your belt sander, slide the belt over the rollers, and align it so it sits centrally. Once mounted, engage the tensioning lever and use the tracking adjustment knob to ensure the belt runs true without rubbing against the housing. To maximize longevity, avoid applying excessive downward force, which can clog the abrasive; instead, let the sander's weight do the work. Store belts in a cool, dry environment, as humidity can affect the adhesive properties of the belt backing.
