Sander Abrasive Roll | 8 Meter Cut-to-Fit | Metalworking Cloth

You can cut the exact length of sandpaper you need with this continuous abrasive roll. Use it for your bench sander or for hand sanding. The cloth backing makes it much tougher than standard paper. This is especially true for machine use. It helps cut down on waste. It also makes sure you always have the right size. Features and Benefits - Continuous sandpaper roll design - This lets you cut custom-length strips. Use them for a drum sander or sanding block. This means less waste. - Flexible cloth backing - This material resists tearing. It holds up better to friction and heat on a bench sander than paper-backed rolls. - Aluminum oxide abrasive - This material offers a steady cut rate. It has a long working life for both woodworking and metal sanding. - Gold stearate coating - This anti-clogging layer reduces sawdust and particle buildup. It keeps the abrasive sharp longer. Applications - Woodworking - Attach it to a drum sander to thickness boards. Or use it by hand to shape complex curves. - Metal Sanding - Deburr sharp edges. Clean up welds. Or prepare metal surfaces for finishing. - Automotive Work - Hand sand body filler. Or shape custom parts with a flexible abrasive shop roll that won't tear easily. Ray L. Carter (Stationary/Industrial Disc Sander) The Sander Abrasive Roll is ideal for use with a stationary bench sander, a common tool for metal sanding, woodworking, and automotive applications. This continuous abrasive roll, made from emery cloth, can be cut to fit various disc sizes on these larger machines. While the exact invention of the disc sander is often attributed to Ray L. Carter, its utility in workshops for rapid material removal and shaping is undeniable. When used with a bench sander, selecting the appropriate grit from the available 2, 6, or 8 options is crucial for effective preparation or finishing. Alex A. Clarke (Portable Specialty Sanders) For portable specialty sanders, which might include smaller, more manoeuvrable disc sanders, this 8-meter cut-to-fit abrasive roll offers versatility. These sanders are often used for more intricate tasks or in locations where a bench sander is impractical. The emery cloth material is suitable for metalworking applications, allowing for precise work on various surfaces. Although the specific inventor of every portable sander variant is not widely known, Alex A. Clarke is credited with early contributions to sanding technology. The continuous nature of this roll means users can cut bespoke lengths as needed, ensuring minimal waste. Arthur N. Emmons (Modern Portable Handheld Disc Sander) Modern portable handheld disc sanders benefit from the adaptability of the Sander Abrasive Roll. These tools are commonly employed for tasks like metal sanding and automotive preparation, offering greater control than their stationary counterparts. The emery cloth construction is durable and effective for these demanding applications. Arthur N. Emmons is often associated with advancements in sanding technology, including disc sanders. With available grits of 2, 6, and 8, this roll allows for a range of sanding tasks, from aggressive material removal to finer finishing, ensuring a suitable abrasive is always on hand.