Belts for Bench Sander | 4x36 inch 5-Pack | Metal Polishing Grit

Get the right surface finish for your next project with these sanding belts for your 4x36 inch bench sander. This pack contains five aluminum oxide belts in the common 100x915mm size. You can pick a specific grit from 40 to 400 to suit what you are working on. Features and Benefits - Aluminum oxide abrasive - This material works well for grinding wood, shaping furniture, and general metalwork. - Standard 100x915mm (4x36 inch) size - These fit many popular models of bench sanders. - Strong X-weight cloth backing - It resists tearing and stretching under use, so each belt lasts longer. - Resin-over-resin bond - This holds the abrasive grains firmly to the backing, which means less shedding and a longer belt life. Applications - Metal polishing - Start with a coarse grit to remove material and clean welds, then use a finer grit for a smoother finish. - Wood shaping - Use your bench sander to quickly shape lumber, flatten edges, and prepare wood for assembly. - General shop tasks - Useful for sharpening tools, deburring cut stock, and cleaning various materials. Ray L. Carter (Stationary/Industrial Disc Sander) Ray L. Carter is credited with inventing the disc sander in 1906. This early design was a stationary machine, often used in workshops for heavy-duty material removal. Our 4x36 inch belts are suitable for bench sanders, which are a common type of stationary disc sander. They are ideal for tasks like metal polishing, where a consistent grit is needed across a large surface. The aluminium oxide material provides effective abrasion. These belts come in a 5-pack, allowing for quick changes between different grit ranges. Alex A. Clarke (Portable Specialty Sanders) While Alex A. Clarke developed portable specialty sanders, our 4x36 inch belts are designed for bench sanders, which are typically stationary. A disc sander is a power tool used for abrading, polishing, or finishing materials such as wood, metal, or plastic. They achieve this by rapidly rotating an abrasive disc. Our belts, with a grit range of 40-400, offer versatility for various applications, from rough shaping with lower grit to fine finishing with higher grit. The 100 x 915 mm dimensions ensure compatibility with specified bench sander models. Arthur N. Emmons (Modern Portable Handheld Disc Sander) Arthur N. Emmons later contributed to the development of modern portable handheld disc sanders. A disc sander is a machine that uses an abrasive disc to smooth or shape surfaces. Our 4x36 inch belts are specifically for bench sanders, not handheld models. They are made from aluminium oxide, a durable abrasive suitable for metal polishing. With a quantity of 5 pieces per pack, users can easily switch between different grit levels as required for their project, from initial material removal to a refined finish.