This pack of sanding belts is designed for use with medium power belt sanders and is compatible wi...This pack of sanding belts is designed for use with medium power belt sanders and is compatible with models such as the Makita 9911. The belts feature aluminium oxide grit bonded to a cloth backing. The grit size you need will depend on the specific job you are undertaking; lower grit numbers indicate rougher sandpaper, while higher grit numbers provide a smoother finish. Material: Wood, Regular Steel.
This guide is for users of Makita Belt Sander Sanding Belts (76mm x 457mm) seeking to maximize their performance. These sanding belts are ideal for wood and regular steel applications, offering efficient material removal and finishing. Please note that grit selection is crucial for achieving the desired results; lower grit numbers are for rougher sanding, while higher grit numbers provide a smoother finish.
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Model Part Number
9911
Brand
Makita
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FAQs
What materials can these sanding belts be used on?
These belts are designed for use on wood and regular steel.
How do I choose the right grit size?
Lower grit numbers (e.g., 60-80) are for rough sanding and material removal. Higher grit numbers (e.g., 120-220) are for finer finishes and smoothing.
How do I install a new sanding belt?
Follow the instructions in your belt sander's manual. Generally, you'll need to release the tension on the belt, slide the new belt onto the rollers, and then re-tension the belt.
How often should I replace the sanding belt?
Replace the belt when it becomes worn, clogged with material, or if it's no longer effectively removing material.
Can I use these belts on other brands of sanders?
These belts are designed for medium power belt sanders, including the Makita 9911. Please ensure compatibility with your specific model.
How should I store sanding belts?
Store sanding belts in a dry place to prevent them from absorbing moisture, which can affect their performance.
Troubleshooting
Sander is not removing material effectively.
Check the belt's grit size; it may be too fine for the task. Also, ensure the belt is not worn or clogged. Replace the belt if necessary.
Belt breaks prematurely.
Check for excessive pressure during sanding. Ensure the belt is properly tensioned and aligned. Inspect the sander's rollers for any damage that may be causing uneven wear.
Sander leaves scratches on the workpiece.
The grit may be too coarse. Switch to a finer grit belt. Also, ensure the workpiece is clean and free of debris.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient material removal due to the aluminium oxide grit.
Versatile use across multiple materials (wood and regular steel).
Durable cloth backing for extended belt life.
Available in a range of grit sizes to suit different tasks.
Specifically designed for use with popular Makita models, ensuring a good fit and performance.
Cons
Grit selection is crucial; improper grit can damage the workpiece.
Not suitable for use with sanders other than medium power belt sanders.
Cloth backing may wear down with excessive use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the sanding belts are compatible with your specific belt sander model, particularly the Makita 9911.
Installation: Follow the sander's instructions for installing the sanding belt, making sure it is properly aligned and tensioned.
Grit Selection: Choose the appropriate grit size for the task at hand.
Care: Regularly check the belt for wear and tear. Replace belts when they become worn or clogged to maintain optimal performance and prevent damage to your workpiece. Avoid excessive pressure during sanding to extend belt life.