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The TIMco 1/3 Sanding Sheets are designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals using orbital or vibrating power sanders. They provide a high-performance solution for surface preparation, boasting a durable aluminium oxide abrasive surface that excels at stripping paint, varnish, and smoothing wood or filler. While they offer excellent longevity, they are unpunched, meaning users will need to manually align or punch holes if their specific sander requires dust extraction through the base.
| Model Part Number | PTDTIM231599 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMco |
No, these are designed specifically for wrap and clip style fitments, not hook-and-loop systems.
These sheets are designed for dry sanding tasks. Exposure to water may compromise the backing paper.
The pack contains 5 sheets total: 2 x P80, 2 x P120, and 1 x P180.
Yes, they come unpunched, so you must manually create holes if your sander uses a through-base dust extraction system.
Yes, they are compatible with most 1/3 sheet power tools from brands like Bosch, Makita, DeWalt, Einhell, and Ryobi that use clip-on attachments.
Ensure the sheet is not pulled too tightly; it should be firm but not stretched to the point of structural failure at the clamp points.
The sheets are unpunched; ensure you have manually cut holes that align perfectly with your sander's vacuum ports.
Reduce pressure on the sander and use a higher grit or a cleaning block to remove trapped paint or resin.
To install, ensure your power tool is unplugged. Open the front and rear clamps of your sander. Wrap the sanding sheet around the base, ensuring it is taut, and secure it firmly into the clips. If your sander requires dust extraction, carefully locate the hole positions on your sander base and use a pencil to mark the sheet; then, use a small punch or knife to create the necessary holes before tightening the clamps. Store these sheets in a cool, dry place away from direct humidity to maintain the adhesive quality and paper strength. Avoid folding the sheets, as creasing the abrasive surface can lead to uneven sanding results.
