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The Klingspor PS22N 80-grit abrasive paper roll is designed for woodworkers, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable, high-performance medium for both manual sanding and machine grinding. Its primary benefit is a semi-open coating that maximizes stock removal capacity while resisting clogging, though users should note that as an 80-grit abrasive, it is best suited for intermediate material removal rather than ultra-fine polishing.
| Model Part Number | 244613 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Klingspor |
While primarily designed for wood, the aluminum oxide abrasive can be used on soft metals, though performance may vary compared to dedicated metal-working abrasives.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct humidity to maintain the integrity of the paper backing.
The 80-grit size is a medium grade intended for shaping and leveling. You would need a higher grit (180+) for final finish sanding.
No, this is a standard paper backing intended for use with clamps or manual sanding blocks.
Yes, standard heavy-duty scissors or a utility knife can be used to cut the paper to your required length.
Reduce pressure on the sander to allow the semi-open coat to clear debris, or use a sanding block cleaner to remove build-up.
Ensure the clamping mechanism is not overtightened at sharp edges and verify the paper is pulled taut before securing.
Check if the grain has worn down unevenly or if there is excessive resin buildup; replace the strip with a fresh section of the roll.
To achieve the best results, ensure the backing material is kept dry, as moisture can weaken the bond between the aluminum oxide grain and the paper. When using with a power sander, check that your machine’s clamping system is tight to prevent the paper from slipping. After use, store the roll vertically or in a dust-free box to prevent edge damage. Avoid folding the paper sharply, as this can cause the abrasive surface to crack and flake off prematurely. If the paper begins to lose its cutting speed, use a dedicated cleaning stick or brush to remove trapped sawdust.
