Klingspor PS33 Cabinet Paper, cabinet paper has a very high removal rate – For diverse applications
Aluminium oxide
Minimal clogging due to active abrasive substances
Longer service life
Good tear resistance and flexibility B/C-paper
Grits: 60, 80, 100, 120, 220, 320, 400, 600
Dimensions: 230 x 280mm
Simply add 50 sheets per grit to your basket and receive a full box of sheets.
We highly recommend the Klingspor PS33 cabinet paper, it is excellent for sanding and polishing steel / blades on the disc sander. You can also use the Klingspor PS11 water paper. Attach these sandpaper discs with our Spray Adhesive (Re-positioning) 500ml.
Simply add 50 sheets per grit, to cart, and we will pack a full box.
R5.50 – R13.00
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Klingspor PS33 Cabinet Paper are suitable for all types of applications from finish grinding to the grinding of highly profiled components.
Applications:
Metals
Wood and wood-based materials
Paint / Varnish / Filler
Steel
NF metals
Plastic
Stainless steel
Glass
Aluminium
Titanium
Leather
Mineral-based materials
Plastic
Additional information
Weight
0.001 kg
Grit
P60, P80, P100, P120, P220, P320, P400, P600
Brand
Klingspor
1 review for Klingspor PS33 Cabinet Paper
Rated 4 out of 5
Anthony –
Gave this (#220) a try after watching a #BladeTalk with Neels Van Den Berg and American Bladesmiths Society Master Bladesmith, Kevin Harvey, where Kevin mentioned this was the paper he used when hand-sanding blades. I could be a groupie, but maybe I was looking for a better, faster product. It is better. I may not cut as long as SiC but it cuts quicker. I definitely will be using it going forward.
Anthony –
Gave this (#220) a try after watching a #BladeTalk with Neels Van Den Berg and American Bladesmiths Society Master Bladesmith, Kevin Harvey, where Kevin mentioned this was the paper he used when hand-sanding blades. I could be a groupie, but maybe I was looking for a better, faster product. It is better. I may not cut as long as SiC but it cuts quicker. I definitely will be using it going forward.