Norton 076607-01583 Woodsand Sheets 100C Grit 9x11 in

Product Description

The NORTON 076607-01583 Woodsand abrasive sheets are general-purpose sanding sheets designed for wood surface preparation, finish sanding, and material removal on wood substrates. Each sheet measures 9 inches x 11 inches and is rated at 100C grit, making them well-suited for medium-grit work such as smoothing rough grain, removing light mill marks, or preparing surfaces for stain or topcoat. Sold in a 25-sheet pack, these sheets are a standard consumable for woodworking shops, millwork operations, and finish carpenters who need consistent, reliable abrasive performance across high-volume sanding tasks.

These sheets are appropriate for use in residential and light commercial woodworking applications. The 100C grit designation targets mid-stage sanding where aggressive material removal is no longer needed but a refined surface profile is not yet required. They are typically used by hand, with a sanding block, or cut to fit compatible sheet sanders. Finish carpenters, cabinet makers, and general contractors will find this grit and sheet size a practical fit for day-to-day wood prep work.

Key Features

• 100C grit rating suited for medium-grit wood sanding and surface preparation
• Standard 9 inches x 11 inches sheet size compatible with hand sanding and sanding blocks
• 25-sheet pack provides volume supply for ongoing job site or shop use
• Designed specifically for wood substrates including hardwood and softwood surfaces
• Consistent abrasive coating supports repeatable surface finish results across the pack

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement consumable for general wood sanding applications; the 9 inches x 11 inches format is compatible with standard hand sanding blocks and most quarter-sheet and half-sheet finishing sanders that accept cut-to-fit sheet stock.

Installation Notes

These sheets are installed by hand or cut to fit sanding tools using a sharp utility knife or scoring edge. Woodworking professionals should ensure the workpiece is secure before sanding and should use appropriate dust collection or respiratory protection, as wood dust is a recognized health hazard. Replace sheets promptly when abrasive loading or glazing is observed, as worn sheets reduce cut quality and can cause uneven surface profiles.