Norton 076607-00154 Adalox Full Sheet Sandpaper P40D Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 076607-00154 is an Adalox open-coat abrasive sheet designed for aggressive material removal on wood, paint, and light metal surfaces. Part of the Adalox A211, A212, and A213 series, this 9-inch by 11-inch full sheet uses a P40D coarse grit aluminum oxide abrasive on a paper backing. The open-coat construction spaces the abrasive grain to reduce loading and clogging, extending usable sheet life on resinous or soft materials. These sheets are sold in bulk quantities and are sized to fit standard hand blocks and most sheet-fed finishing equipment used in professional shop and jobsite settings.

These full sheets are suited for rough sanding, paint stripping, and surface leveling tasks in woodworking, finishing, and light fabrication. The P40D coarse grit makes them appropriate for initial stock removal passes before stepping up through finer grits. Typical users include finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, painters, and general contractors who require a reliable workhorse abrasive for production or repetitive sanding work.

Key Features

• Open-coat construction reduces loading on soft, resinous, or painted surfaces
• P40D coarse grit for aggressive stock removal and surface leveling
• 9 inches by 11 inches standard full-sheet size fits hand blocks and sheet-fed equipment
• Aluminum oxide abrasive mineral for consistent cut on wood, paint, and light metal
• Paper backing compatible with dry hand-sanding and machine applications
• Adalox A211, A212, A213 series construction for durable, production-grade use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and production consumable within the Adalox A211, A212, and A213 abrasive sheet series. Compatible with standard 9-inch by 11-inch hand sanding blocks and sheet-fed sanding equipment that accepts full-size abrasive sheets.

Installation Notes

These abrasive sheets are a consumable item and do not require licensed trade installation. Secure the sheet firmly to the sanding block or clamp it into the machine before use to prevent slipping. Inspect sheets regularly and replace when the abrasive appears glazed, loaded, or worn to maintain cut rate and surface quality. Store flat in a dry environment to prevent moisture absorption that can cause paper backing to curl or delaminate.