Collection: Sanding Belts, Rolls & Sheets

Shop sanding belts for file sanders, pipe and tube finishers and drum sanders, plus cloth shop rolls and hand sheets. Filter by product type, coated or non-woven abrasive, grit and belt width. Need help choosing? Call 888-714-1410 or email sales.

Why buy from Pittsburgh Spray Equipment

• Help picking the right one: tell us the material, the tool and the result you need and we will match the product; call 888-714-1410, no phone tree
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Coated vs non-woven belts

Coated belts (rated by grit) remove stock, blend welds and deburr. Non-woven belts (rated coarse, medium, fine) clean and finish without changing the part dimensions, which is ideal for a satin finish on stainless tube and rail.

FAQ

What size file belt do I need?
File belts are sized by width and length, for example 1/2 x 18 inch or 3/4 x 18 inch. Match both numbers to your belt file sander; narrow 1/4 and 1/2 inch belts reach into slots and tight weld joints.

What grit sanding belt should I start with?
Use 36 to 40 grit to grind welds and remove heavy stock, 60 to 80 grit to blend, and 120 grit and finer before switching to a non-woven belt for the final finish.

What are shop rolls used for?
Cloth-backed shop rolls tear to length for hand sanding, polishing round stock and cleaning up parts in a lathe or by hand where a power tool will not fit.