Tru-maxx SWP211C150G Sanding Sheet 150 Grit Silicon Carbide

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX SWP211C150G is a coated abrasive sanding sheet designed for material removal and surface preparation tasks. It uses silicon carbide as the abrasive material, which makes it well suited for sanding harder materials, non-ferrous metals, glass, plastics, and finish work on wood. The sheet features a C-weight paper backing, which provides a balance of flexibility and durability for both hand sanding and compatible orbital or finishing sanders. At 150 grit, this sheet falls in the medium grade range, making it appropriate for intermediate stock removal and surface smoothing before finer finishing passes. The closed coat density maximizes abrasive coverage across the sheet face for consistent scratch patterns.

This sanding sheet is used in general fabrication, automotive bodywork preparation, woodworking, and light metalworking applications. Its 11 by 9 inch dimensions are a standard sheet size that fits most half-sheet finishing sanders and can be cut to size for hand sanding blocks. The wet or dry capability allows use with water or oil lubricants to reduce loading and extend sheet life on smooth, hard surfaces.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide abrasive for use on hard materials, plastics, non-ferrous metals, and wood
• 150 grit medium grade for intermediate smoothing and surface prep
• C-weight paper backing balances flexibility and strength
• Closed coat construction for uniform abrasive density and consistent scratch pattern
• Wet or dry rated for use with or without lubricants
• Standard 11 by 9 inch sheet size fits most half-sheet sanders

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 11 by 9 inch coated abrasive sheet compatible with half-sheet finishing sanders and suitable for hand sanding blocks across general trade and shop applications.

Installation Notes

Secure the sheet firmly in the sander clamp or hook-and-loop pad before operation to prevent slippage. When used wet, ensure any power sanding equipment is rated for wet use before applying liquid lubricants. Inspect the sheet before each use and replace when abrasive loading or wear reduces cutting efficiency. Dispose of used abrasive sheets in accordance with local shop waste guidelines, particularly when sanding materials that produce hazardous dust.