Dynabrade 94956 Sanding Sheet 240 Grit Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The DYNABRADE 94956 is a non-woven aluminum oxide sanding sheet rated at 240 grit, placing it in the very fine grade category. Non-woven abrasive sheets differ from coated abrasives in construction: the aluminum oxide mineral is bonded into a three-dimensional fiber matrix rather than onto a flat backing. This open structure resists loading and allows consistent scratch patterns across the work surface. The sheet is rated for both dry and wet use, giving technicians flexibility depending on the application. It is sold individually and suited for finish sanding, surface prep, and light material removal tasks in trade and industrial environments.

Non-woven sanding sheets at the 240 grit level are commonly used for between-coat scuffing, surface conditioning before painting or coating, and final-pass smoothing on metal, wood composite, or plastic substrates. This sheet is appropriate for use in HVAC cabinet fabrication, plumbing fixture prep, and general trade shop finishing work where a consistent, fine scratch pattern is required without aggressive stock removal. The wet or dry rating makes it adaptable to waterborne finish workflows as well as dry mechanical sanding setups.

Key Features

• 240 grit very fine grade for controlled surface conditioning and finish preparation
• Aluminum oxide abrasive material provides consistent cut and durability across multiple passes
• Non-woven three-dimensional construction resists loading and clogging
• Rated for both dry and wet use, compatible with waterborne and solvent finishing workflows
• Sold as a single sheet with no minimum order multiple beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or consumable sanding sheet for use with compatible flat-bed and hand-block sanding applications requiring a non-woven 240 grit abrasive sheet.

Installation Notes

Non-woven sanding sheets are installed and replaced by the technician performing surface preparation work; no special tools are required beyond the appropriate sanding block or pad holder. Ensure the work surface and sheet are free of contaminating particles before use to avoid unintended deep scratches. When used wet, allow the surface to dry thoroughly before applying any coatings or adhesives. Follow applicable safety guidelines for abrasive use, including appropriate respiratory protection when dry sanding materials that produce fine particulate.