Draper Abrasive Sanding Belts - 100 x 915mm - 60 Grit

Start with a coarser grit (e.g., 60 or 80) for removing paint and then move to a finer grit (e.g., 120) for smoothing the surface.

Coarse grits are best for rapid material removal, while finer grits are for smoothing and finishing.

Replace the belts when they become worn, clogged, or lose their ability to effectively sand the material. This depends on usage.

Yes, these belts can be used on metal, but select the appropriate grit for the task. Use appropriate safety gear.

Store the belts in a dry place, away from moisture and extreme temperatures to prevent damage.

Always wear safety glasses and a dust mask. Make sure the workpiece is secured and the sander is used in a well-ventilated area.

These belts are designed for most bench-type belt sanders, including the Draper Belt and Disc Sander Stock No. 50021.

Adjust the tracking mechanism on your belt sander. Consult your sander's manual for specific instructions.

Reduce pressure and ensure the correct grit is used for the material. Also, check for any obstructions that could be damaging the belt.

Check if the belt is installed correctly. Ensure the workpiece is stable and that the sander is placed on a stable surface.