Norton 07660768174 Sanding Sheet 80 Grit 9x11 in

Product Description

The NORTON 07660768174 is an 80-grit aluminum oxide coated sanding sheet designed for hand sanding and block sanding applications in woodworking, finishing, and surface preparation trades. Measuring 9 inches wide by 11 inches in overall length, it uses a Series A259 paper backing with a B/C backing weight and an open coat density. The aluminum oxide abrasive delivers consistent cut on wood, painted surfaces, and light metal. At 80 grit, this sheet falls in the coarse range, making it suited for material removal and surface leveling before finer finishing passes.

This sanding sheet is intended for dry use only on flat or block-sanded surfaces. It is a standard 9-by-11-inch format that fits most hand sanding blocks and manual sanding applications common in residential and commercial finish carpentry, cabinet shop prep, and general surface conditioning work. The open coat construction resists loading when working softer materials such as wood and primer. Sheets are sold in packages of 20, making them practical for shop stock or jobsite use by carpenters, painters, and finishing tradespeople.

Key Features

• 80-grit coarse aluminum oxide abrasive for aggressive material removal
• Open coat density reduces clogging on wood and soft materials
• Series A259 paper backing with B/C backing weight for durability and flexibility
• Standard 9 x 11 inch sheet size fits common hand sanding blocks
• Dry-use only construction rated for wood, painted surfaces, and light metal
• Packaged in quantities of 20 sheets for shop or jobsite stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 9-by-11-inch hand sanding sheet compatible with manual sanding blocks and holders that accept full-sheet or cut-sheet formats in that size range.

Installation Notes

This sheet is intended for dry sanding only and should not be used with water or wet-sanding applications. Secure the sheet firmly in a sanding block before use to maintain flat, even pressure across the surface. Inspect the sheet periodically during use and replace when the abrasive becomes loaded or worn to maintain cut rate and surface quality.