Dremel sanding belt (6.4 mm sanding belt, 120 grit (438)

Features:

• 6.4 mm sanding belt, 120 grit (438).
• What can you do with it?
• Sanding belts are generally used to remove finish and material (wood or other soft material).
• These belts are also used for (rough) shaping and smoothing or rust removal on metals.
• If you only want to remove the finish, consider something less aggressive such as a flap sanding disc (No. 502 or 504), or a polishing disc such as No. 511S/512S or 511E/512E.
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• How to use?
• The physical appearance of the belt indicates the type of grit; the larger the undulations, the finer the grit.
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• The belts Sanding belts are available in 120 and 60 grit.
• The finer the grit, the more material is removed.
• Use the sides of the belts to perform the sanding.
• The sanding belts wear out with use and can be replaced by loosening the screw on top of the drum or by using the exclusive DREMEL EZ Speedclic sanding drum for even faster belt replacement.
• Materials on which they can be used.
• These belts can be used to sand/smooth softer materials such as hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum, and also to remove rust from certain types of metals, such as steel. Can shape rubber surfaces Recommended speed: Hardwood 15-25,000 Softwood 15-25,000 Aluminum 15-25,000 Brass 15-25,000 Ceramic 15-25,000 Copper 15-25,000 Plastic 15-25,000 Stone 15-25,000 Copper 15-25,000 Steel 15-25,000. For shaping and smoothing wood and fiberglass. Specifications: Net weight of product (kg): 0.008. (The rest of the text appears to be unrelated and possibly machine-generated, so I've omitted it.) Material: Wood. Plywood. Wood. Softwood. Wood. Particleboard. Wood. Hardwood. Metal. Softmetal. Metal. Brass. Metal. Tempered steel. Metal. Gold. Metal. Aluminum. Metal. Silver. Metal. Stainless steel. Metal. Copper. Special. Rubber. Special. Normal plastic. Special. Plexiglas. Wood. Cement particleboard panels. Wood. Heartwood plywood. Grain: 120