Value Collection 02-0120 120 Grit Sanding Sheet Silicon Carbide

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 02-0120 is a 120-grit silicon carbide sanding sheet designed for fine material removal on a range of surfaces. The C-weight paper backing provides a balance of flexibility and durability suited to both hand sanding and machine applications. Silicon carbide abrasive cuts aggressively on hard materials including glass, ceramics, stone, and non-ferrous metals. This sheet supports wet or dry use, making it a practical choice for finishing work where water or lubricant is applied to reduce loading and improve surface quality. Machinists, metalworkers, woodworkers, and general maintenance trades keep these on hand for consistent fine-grade abrasion tasks.

The 02-0120 sanding sheet is suited for fine finishing passes in both shop and field environments. Its wet or dry capability makes it appropriate for automotive bodywork, metal polishing, lacquer flatting, and general surface preparation where a fine scratch pattern is required before final finishing. The silicon carbide grain is well matched to hard, brittle materials and coated surfaces. This sheet is sold individually but requires a minimum order quantity of 50 units per order.

Key Features

• 120 grit silicon carbide abrasive for fine-grade cutting action on hard and brittle materials
• C-weight paper backing balances flexibility and tear resistance for hand and machine sanding
• Wet or dry rated for use with water or other lubricants to extend sheet life and reduce loading
• Compatible with flat sanding blocks, orbital sanders, and hand applications
• Fine grade designation suitable for surface prep, scratch refinement, and pre-finish work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat sanding sheet compatible with standard hand sanding blocks and sheet-fed power sanders that accept full-size abrasive sheets.

Installation Notes

Secure the sheet firmly to a backing block or sanding tool before use to prevent slippage and uneven abrasion. When used wet, ensure the workpiece material and surrounding environment are appropriate for water exposure. Dispose of worn sheets promptly as a degraded abrasive increases the risk of uneven surface finish. No special tools or trade licensing are required for use, but appropriate eye and respiratory protection should be worn when sanding.