Draper Aluminium Oxide Sanding Sleeves - 12.7 x 115mm, 80 Grit (Pack of 6)
Made from high-performance aluminium oxide, these sanding sleeves are resin bonded for longevity a...Made from high-performance aluminium oxide, these sanding sleeves are resin bonded for longevity and resistance. The electrostatic sand planting and semi-open coat aluminium oxide grain are useful for chip removal and heat dissipation. Highly durable non-tearing cloth backing. Ideal for sanding and finishing wood, metal, aluminium alloy, painted surfaces, plastic and fillers. Compatible with most spindle sanders including Draper Stock No. 10773 and 98425.
This guide is for anyone using Draper Aluminium Oxide Sanding Sleeves to sand and finish various materials. The key benefit is the efficient removal of material and achieving a smooth finish. Note that these sanding sleeves are designed for specific spindle sanders and grit sizes. This guide covers the features, usage, and maintenance of these sanding sleeves, ensuring optimal results and longevity.
All features
Model Part Number
08364
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I use these sanding sleeves on?
These sanding sleeves are suitable for wood, metal, aluminium alloy, painted surfaces, plastic, and fillers.
What grit size are these sleeves?
These sanding sleeves have an 80 grit size.
Are these sanding sleeves compatible with my spindle sander?
They are compatible with most spindle sanders, including Draper Stock No. 10773 and 98425. Always check the dimensions to ensure a proper fit.
How do I clean the sanding sleeves?
Use a brush or compressed air to remove dust and debris.
How long will a sanding sleeve last?
The lifespan depends on the material, pressure applied, and frequency of use. Avoid excessive pressure to maximize the sleeve's life.
Where can I buy replacement sanding sleeves?
Replacement sleeves are available from various hardware stores and online retailers.
What if the sanding sleeve tears during use?
Replace the sleeve immediately if it tears. Using a torn sleeve can affect your results and potentially damage your project.
Troubleshooting
Sanding sleeve is not fitting onto the spindle sander.
Verify the correct size of the sanding sleeve and ensure it matches the spindle sander's specifications. Check the sander's manual.
Sanding sleeve clogs quickly.
Reduce pressure and clean the sleeve with a brush or compressed air. Consider using a different material or grit for your project if the problem persists.
Sanding sleeve wears out too quickly.
Avoid excessive pressure. Ensure the material being sanded is appropriate for the sleeve. Inspect your sander for any mechanical issues.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient material removal.
Suitable for various materials.
Durable and long-lasting due to resin bonding and cloth backing.
Reduces heat buildup due to the semi-open coat grain.
Compatible with a range of spindle sanders.
Cons
Requires a compatible spindle sander.
Grit size is fixed at 80, which may not suit all finishing needs.
Sleeves may wear down with heavy use.
Proper use is needed to prevent premature wear.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Ensure your spindle sander is unplugged. Select the appropriate size sanding sleeve for your spindle sander. Slide the sanding sleeve onto the spindle.
Compatibility: These sanding sleeves are compatible with most spindle sanders, including Draper Stock No. 10773 and 98425. Always check the dimensions to ensure the sleeve fits your sander.
Care: Avoid excessive pressure during sanding, as this can reduce the sleeve's lifespan. Regularly clean the sleeves with a brush or compressed air to remove dust and debris. Replace sleeves when they become worn or clogged.