Makita Sandpaper Ø 125 mm
Grain size 180Price in EUR including VAT
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The Makita sanding paper with a diameter of 125 mm is a high-quality orbital sanding paper that stands out for its versatility and efficiency. With a grit of 180, it is excellent for working on painted wood, lacquers, as well as various metals and plastics. The use of aluminum oxide as an abrasive ensures effective material removal and a long lifespan for the sanding paper. The special calcium stearate coating reduces dust generation and improves sanding performance. This product is offered in a convenient pack of 10 pieces, making it a cost-effective solution for various sanding projects. The 8 dust holes allow for optimal extraction of sanding dust, enhancing visibility and working conditions. The Makita sanding paper is therefore an ideal choice for professional craftsmen and DIY enthusiasts who value quality and performance.
Abrasive type | Random orbital sanding paper |
Granularity | Grain size 180 |
Diameter | 125 mm |
Material application | Non-ferrous metal |
Item number | 35408289 |
Colour | Green |
Exact colour description | Green |
Material group | Paper |
Material | Aluminium oxide abrasive sheet with calcium stearate |
Abrasive type | Random orbital sanding paper |
Granularity | Grain size 180 |
Grain type | Corundum |
Material application | Non-ferrous metal |
Abrasive Special features | Punched, With velcro |
Items per sales unit | 10 x |
Country of origin | Italy |
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Diameter | 125 mm |
Length | 15.40 cm |
Width | 13.20 cm |
Height | 1.40 cm |
Weight | 75 g |
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