Tru-maxx DHP200C2 Diamond Hand Sanding Pad 200 Grit

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX DHP200C2 is a coated diamond abrasive hand sanding pad designed for precise, controlled material removal in tight or detailed areas. Measuring 2.25 inches wide by 3.75 inches long in a rectangle profile, this pad fits comfortably in the hand for flat and contoured surface work. The 200-grit diamond abrasive delivers consistent, moderate cutting action suited to finishing passes on hard materials such as carbide, ceramic, glass, and hardened steel. Weighing just 0.024 pounds, the pad adds minimal fatigue during extended hand work. The red color coding aids quick grit identification on a busy workbench.

This pad is intended for hand sanding applications where power tools are impractical or where fine control is required. Typical uses include deburring, honing flat faces, lapping mating surfaces, and finish sanding on hard or brittle workpieces. It suits fabrication shops, toolrooms, and field service environments. Trade professionals in machining, stone fabrication, tile setting, and precision maintenance will find the 200-grit level appropriate for intermediate to fine finishing stages after coarser stock removal is complete.

Key Features

• 200-grit diamond abrasive for intermediate to fine finishing on hard materials
• Coated abrasive construction bonded to a rigid rectangle pad for consistent surface contact
• Compact 2.25 x 3.75 inch footprint fits standard hand grip and detail work
• Red color coding for fast grit-level identification at a glance
• Lightweight at 0.024 pounds, reducing hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand sanding pad for dry or wet hand sanding tasks on hard surfaces including carbide, ceramics, glass, stone, and hardened metals where diamond abrasive is required.

Installation Notes

No power source or tool mounting is required for this hand pad. Apply consistent, even pressure across the full pad face to avoid uneven wear and ensure uniform material removal. Inspect the abrasive surface before each use and discontinue use if the diamond coating shows significant wear or delamination. When sanding wet, confirm the workpiece and work area are set up to manage slurry safely.