Value Collection 10313-MSC 80 Grit Sanding Sheet

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 10313-MSC is an 80-grit silicon carbide sanding sheet rated for medium-grade stock removal on a range of surfaces. Silicon carbide abrasive cuts aggressively on harder materials including glass, ceramics, stone, and non-ferrous metals. The C-weight paper backing provides a balance of flexibility and durability, making it suitable for both hand sanding and finishing applications. This sheet is rated for both dry and wet use, allowing operators to lubricate the cut with water or light fluid to reduce loading and extend sheet life. Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 25 units.

This sanding sheet is intended for use in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and general trade environments wherever controlled surface preparation is needed. Common applications include paint stripping, rust removal, surface leveling on tile and stone, and deburring on metal workpieces. The wet-or-dry capability makes it a practical choice for automotive body work, plumbing fixture refinishing, and other tasks that benefit from wet cutting to minimize dust and heat buildup.

Key Features

• 80-grit silicon carbide abrasive for medium-grade stock removal on hard surfaces
• C-weight paper backing balances flexibility and tear resistance
• Rated for both wet and dry sanding applications
• Compatible with water or light fluid lubrication to extend working life
• Suitable for glass, ceramics, stone, tile, and non-ferrous metals

Compatibility

Designed as a standard flat sanding sheet for hand sanding blocks and manual finishing applications where a medium-grit abrasive is required.

Installation Notes

This product is installed by hand or fitted to a compatible sanding block. When using wet, ensure the work area and any nearby electrical equipment are properly protected from moisture. Dispose of worn sheets promptly, as loaded abrasive reduces cut efficiency and can cause uneven surface finish. No special tools or trade certifications are required for standard use.