Freud DCT318120H10G 120 Grit Triangle Sanding Sheets 10 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DCT318120H10G is a 10-pack of 3.125-inch oscillating detail triangle sanding sheets with a 120-grit fine ceramic abrasive blend. These sheets are designed for use with oscillating multi-tools and feature hook-and-lock backing for fast, tool-free sheet changes. The ceramic abrasive grain removes material efficiently and resists wear longer than standard aluminum oxide sheets. A clog-resistant coating reduces loading during use, keeping the sheet cutting freely through extended work sessions. The Endura-bond grain bonding system locks abrasive particles to the backing for added durability. These sheets are suited for finish sanding, detail work, and tight-corner applications across wood, composite, and painted surfaces.

These sanding sheets are intended for trade professionals and skilled tradespeople performing trim carpentry, cabinet installation, finish work, and surface preparation. The triangular profile reaches into corners and along edges where larger pads cannot access. The hook-and-lock backing system is compatible with oscillating multi-tool sanders that accept hook-and-loop triangle pads. At 120 grit, these sheets are appropriate for final-stage material removal and surface smoothing before finish coats or staining.

Key Features

• Premium ceramic abrasive blend for faster material removal and extended sheet life
• Clog-shield coating reduces loading and maintains consistent cutting performance
• Endura-bond grain bonding system increases durability under sustained use
• Hook-and-lock backing allows tool-free sheet changes on compatible oscillating sanders
• Triangular profile accesses corners and tight edges
• 10 sheets per pack for extended job coverage

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style detail sanding sheet for oscillating multi-tool sanders that accept hook-and-loop triangle sanding pads with a 3.125-inch profile.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — align the sheet to the sanding pad and press firmly to engage the hook-and-lock backing. Confirm the oscillating tool is powered off and unplugged before changing sheets. Inspect the hook-and-lock pad surface on the tool for wear before attaching a new sheet, as a worn pad reduces holding force during operation.