SANDING BELT 9935 P120
SANDING BELT 4"X24" (100X610MM) #9935 P120 ROSSEL
Product Description
The ROSSEL #9935 4" × 24" P120 Sanding Belt is a fine-grit abrasive belt designed for controlled sanding, smoothing, blending, and surface finishing. Measuring 100 × 610mm, the P120 grit is well suited to refining surfaces after coarser sanding and achieving a smoother, more uniform finish. Comparable 100 × 610mm P120 belts are used with compatible 4" × 24" belt sanders for woodworking, metalworking, and general surface preparation.
Key Benefits and Features
- ROSSEL #9935 for easy product identification and stock management.
- 4" × 24" (100 × 610mm) standard belt size for compatible belt sanders.
- P120 fine grit provides controlled sanding and surface refinement.
- Suitable for smoothing, blending, light material removal, and finishing.
- Useful for refining surfaces after heavier sanding with P36, P40, P60, P80, or P100 grades.
- Suitable for compatible woodworking, carpentry, furniture, metalworking, and general finishing applications. Comparable P120 belts are marketed for wood, metal, and surface-finish removal.
- 400PCS/CTN packaging makes it suitable for workshops, distributors, and high-volume industrial requirements.
Essential Specifications
- Brand: ROSSEL
- Model: #9935
- Product Type: Sanding Belt
- Size: 4" × 24"
- Dimensions: 100 × 610mm
- Grit: P120
- Grit Grade: Fine
- Primary Function: Sanding, smoothing, blending, and surface finishing
- Tool Compatibility: Compatible 4" × 24" belt sanders
- Packaging: 400PCS/CTN
Typical Applications
- Fine and general-purpose sanding
- Woodworking and carpentry
- Furniture preparation and finishing
- Metal surface refinement
- Smoothing and blending
- Light deburring and edge preparation
- Refining surfaces after coarse sanding
- Paint and surface-finish preparation
- Workshop and industrial maintenance
The ROSSEL #9935 P120 Sanding Belt provides a fine abrasive grade for controlled sanding and smoother surface finishing, making it a practical choice for professional workshops and high-volume applications.