Freud DCS911080S04G Sanding Sheet 80 Grit 9x11 Inches 4 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DCS911080S04G is a 4-pack of 9 inch by 11 inch, 80-grit abrasive sanding sheets from the Diablo line. These sheets are built for material removal on wood, composite, and painted surfaces. The 80-grit classification places them in the coarse-to-medium range, suited for initial stock removal, surface leveling, and prep work before finer finishing passes. At 1.45 pounds per pack, the sheets are designed for consistent performance across multiple uses. Contractors, finish carpenters, and skilled tradespeople use these sheets for fast, controlled sanding in both shop and field applications.

These sanding sheets are designed for use in quarter-sheet palm sanders, half-sheet sanders, and for hand sanding applications. They fit standard sheet sander pads that accept 9 inch by 11 inch stock sheets, which can be folded or cut to size as needed. Typical use cases include surface prep before painting or staining, light material removal on trim and millwork, and general smoothing tasks on flat panels or framing components.

Key Features

• 80-grit abrasive for coarse material removal and surface leveling
• Sheet size of 9 inches by 11 inches fits standard palm and half-sheet sanders
• 4 sheets per pack for extended job coverage
• Compatible with both powered sander and hand sanding use
• Diablo-line construction engineered for extended sanding life and consistent cut rate

Compatibility

Designed for use in quarter-sheet palm sanders and half-sheet sanders that accept standard 9 inch by 11 inch sanding sheets. Also suitable for hand sanding blocks and manual applications.

Installation Notes

Sanding sheets are installed by trade carpenters, painters, and finish contractors as part of surface prep workflows. Before loading a sheet into a powered sander, ensure the tool is unplugged or its battery is removed. Secure the sheet firmly to the sanding pad to prevent slipping during operation. Inspect sheets regularly for wear and replace when grit loading or glazing reduces cut efficiency.