This 60 Grit Sanding Belts 100 X 610mm 5PK 196070 is an ideal addition to anyone's tools, whether ...This 60 Grit Sanding Belts 100 X 610mm 5PK 196070 is an ideal addition to anyone's tools, whether it be for the garden, garage or DIY. Sanding Belts 100 x 610mm 5PK 60 Grit Aluminium oxide abrasive grain resin bonded to X-weight backing cloth. Overlap joint with extra top-skive for reduced chatter. For sanding wood, paint, varnish, plastics, plasters and metal. Fits all 100 x 610mm belts sanders. Warranty: LIFETIME for all hand tools; 3 YEAR for power tools, air & petrol tools. Silverline-Tooltime 196070 5060012966720. Fits all 100 x 610mm sanders including Hitachi, Makita and Ryobi. Flexible, durable aluminium oxide sanding belts. Fully resin bonded.
This guide is for anyone using Silverline 60 Grit Sanding Belts (100 x 610mm) to improve their sanding projects, whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional. The key benefit is efficient and effective material removal on various surfaces. Keep in mind that these belts are designed for use with specific belt sanders and grit selection is important for optimal results.
All features
Model Part Number
196070
Brand
Silverline
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can these sanding belts be used on?
These belts are suitable for use on wood, paint, varnish, plastics, plasters, and metal.
What size belt sander do these belts fit?
These belts fit 100 x 610mm belt sanders.
How do I install the sanding belt?
Open the belt sander's belt cover, align the belt with the arrows indicating the direction of rotation, and close the cover.
How should I store the sanding belts?
Store the belts in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.
What is the warranty on these sanding belts?
The product information does not specify the warranty on the sanding belts themselves.
What grit is best for removing paint?
60 Grit is suitable for removing paint.
Can I use these belts on a curved surface?
Yes, the flexible design allows for use on contoured surfaces.
Troubleshooting
Sanding belt is not tracking properly.
Adjust the tracking mechanism on your belt sander according to the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the belt is properly aligned and not damaged.
Sanding belt is wearing out too quickly.
Reduce the pressure during sanding. Ensure the belt is appropriate for the material being sanded. Check for any obstructions or sharp edges that may be causing excessive wear.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective for a wide range of materials, including wood, metal, and plastics.
Durable construction ensures a longer lifespan.
Overlap joint design minimizes chatter for smoother sanding.
Compatible with a variety of belt sander brands.
Flexible design allows for use on contoured surfaces.
Cons
60 Grit is best suited for initial material removal and may be too coarse for fine finishing.
Requires a compatible 100 x 610mm belt sander for use.
Specific grit may not be suitable for all types of projects.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the belt sander is unplugged before installing the sanding belt.
Open the belt sander's belt cover.
Align the sanding belt with the arrows on the belt indicating the direction of rotation.
Close the belt cover and ensure the belt is properly seated.
Compatibility:
These sanding belts are designed to fit any 100 x 610mm belt sander.
Compatible brands include Hitachi, Makita, and Ryobi.
Care:
After use, clean the sanding belt with a brush or compressed air to remove debris.
Avoid excessive pressure during sanding to prolong the life of the belt.
Store the belts in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.