Emery Paper Set Of 6 Grits, 150, 220, 400, 800, 1200 And 2000, Pack of 18

Description

This emery paper pack offers flexibility and malleability, making it an ideal choice for sanding a wide range of surfaces including metal, glass, stone and ceramic.

Designed for both wet and dry sanding applications, it provides reliable performance whether you’re preparing a surface or giving it a fine polish.

This pack includes:

• 3 x 150 grade : Used commonly used for initial sanding and surface preparation, providing a balance between material removal and smoothing.
• 3 x 220 grade : Used for light sanding and surface preparation tasks. It strikes a balance between smoothing surfaces and removing minor imperfections
• 3 x 400 grade : Used for smoother sanding and finishing tasks. It is finer than medium-grade abrasives like 150 or 220 grade, but still coarse enough to remove light surface imperfections.
• 3 x 800 grade : Used for smoothing surfaces and preparing them for finishing or polishing.
• 3 x 1200 grade : Used for light sanding, smoothing, and polishing surfaces. It is slightly coarser than 2000 grade but still classified as a fine abrasive, often used for intermediate finishing steps.
• 3 x 2000 grade : Used for very fine sanding, polishing, and finishing tasks. Its extremely fine grade makes it ideal for situations where a smooth, polished surface is required.

For optimal results, lightly mist the emery paper with water and sand in a straight line first horizontally, then vertically. This technique helps achieve a consistent, even finish.

Best practices recommend using the sheets in a sequence from coarsest to finest grit to effectively refine and polish metal surfaces.

Each sheet measures 230mm x 280mm (11″ x 9″) and can be easily trimmed to any shape or size with standard scissors, offering convenience for detailed or precision work. These sheets are also compatible with emery paper sticks and mandrel for added versatility.

Sold individually, these emery paper sheets are a must-have for anyone working with hard surfaces, from metalworkers to glass artisans.