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Powergrid Mesh sandpaper, 67x92mm, for M12 Fdss, Milwaukee

Key features

  • ApplicationsWood, painted wood, plastic, filler, plasterboard, metal, gypsum and enamel
  • Dimensions (mm)67 × 92

What it is

Powergrid Mesh sandpaper, 67x92mm, for M12 Fdss, Milwaukee. Key specifications: applications Wood, painted wood, plastic, filler, plasterboard, metal, gypsum and enamel, dimensions (mm) 67 × 92.

Delta sanding sheets are triangular hook-and-loop abrasives, in paper or mesh, for delta sanders and multi-tools, suited to corners and edges.

What it is for

Used for sanding surfaces before painting and for sanding surfaces, as preparation or as a finish.

How to use it

Choose a sheet matching the size of the pad and line up its holes with the extraction holes, pressing the hook-and-loop backing down firmly. Sand with light pressure, using the tip for corners and progressing from coarse to fine grit. Rotate or change the sheet when the tip is worn, and work with dust extraction or a dust mask.

Where it is used

  • Vehicle body repair
  • Mechanical engineering industry
  • Renovation

Technical data

  • Applications: Wood, painted wood, plastic, filler, plasterboard, metal, gypsum and enamel
  • Dimensions (mm): 67 × 92

Who it is for

Designed for joiners and furniture makers.

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Before you order

Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.

For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.

Quantity
Specifications 3
Item code48805180
ApplicationsWood, painted wood, plastic, filler, plasterboard, metal, gypsum and enamel
Dimensions (mm)67 × 92

The perfect setup for this job

Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.

For the job

MilwaukeeM18 BMT multi-tool Milwaukee

Cut flush, scrape and sand by changing the accessory, even in the tightest corners.

For safety