DeWALT Band File Sanding Belt - 13 x 457mm - 120G - Pack of 10 - Purple
Pack of 10 DEWALT Band File Sanding Belts have a heavy-duty backing cloth, resin bonded for use wi...Pack of 10 DEWALT Band File Sanding Belts have a heavy-duty backing cloth, resin bonded for use with belt sanders. They provide excellent grain adhesion and heat resistance for power sanding and have a high quality aluminium oxide grain for fast, aggressive stock removal and fine finishing. Anti static bond and backing ensures more efficient dust extraction, improved finish and longer life. Applications: for all stripping, sanding and finishing tasks on wood, metal and painted surfaces.
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This guide is for users of the DeWALT Band File Sanding Belt, offering a detailed understanding of its features and applications. The key benefit is its efficient sanding capabilities on various materials. Keep in mind that the performance depends on the grit and the material being sanded. This guide will help you get the most out of your sanding belts.
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Colour
Purple
Model Part Number
DT3606-QZ
Brand
DeWalt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I sand with these belts?
These sanding belts are suitable for use on metal, paint, plastic, varnish, and wood.
What is the grit of this sanding belt?
This specific sanding belt has a grit of 120.
How many belts are included in the pack?
The pack includes 10 sanding belts.
Which sanders are these belts compatible with?
These belts are compatible with DeWALT sanders, specifically the DCM200 model.
How do I choose the right grit?
Choose a lower grit for aggressive stock removal and a higher grit for a finer finish.
How often should I replace the sanding belt?
Replace the belt when the abrasive grains become dull or the backing is damaged.
Troubleshooting
Sanding belt slips during operation.
Check the belt tension and ensure it is properly installed. Replace the belt if it is worn or damaged.
Sanding performance is poor.
Ensure you are using the correct grit size for the material and task. Check the belt for wear and replace it if necessary.
Excessive dust during sanding.
Make sure your sander's dust extraction system is functioning correctly. Consider using a dust mask for personal safety.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient material removal.
Suitable for various materials.
Durable construction.
Improved dust extraction.
Provides a fine finish.
Cons
Requires a compatible file sander.
Performance varies with grit selection.
Belts wear out with use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the sanding belt is compatible with your DeWALT file sander, specifically the DCM200 model.
Installation: Properly install the sanding belt onto the file sander, ensuring it is correctly aligned and secured.
Grit Selection: Choose the appropriate grit size for your task. Use lower grit numbers for aggressive material removal and higher grit numbers for fine finishing.
Care: Regularly inspect the belt for wear and tear. Replace the belt when the abrasive grains become dull or the backing is damaged.