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49888 - Pferd 6x48 Inch 60 Grit Aluminum Oxide Cloth Sanding Belt

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OVERVIEW

High-Performance Industrial Sanding Belt

The Pferd 49888 Sanding Belt is a premium abrasive tool designed to meet the rigorous demands of industrial maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) environments. Measuring 6 inches in width and 48 inches in length, this belt is engineered to fit standard stationary belt sanders found in machine shops, fabrication plants, and manufacturing facilities. The belt features a high-quality aluminum oxide grain, which is renowned for its toughness and durability. Unlike friable grains that break down quickly, aluminum oxide maintains its cutting edges longer, providing a consistent finish and sustained material removal rate throughout the life of the product.

With a coarse 60 grit rating, this belt is specifically optimized for heavy stock removal, dimensioning, and aggressive surface preparation. It excels at stripping away rust, scale, and old paint, as well as leveling uneven surfaces on both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The abrasive grain is securely bonded to a heavy-duty cloth backing using a resin-over-resin bond. This construction ensures that the belt can withstand the high heat and tension generated during continuous industrial use without stretching or tearing prematurely. The robust backing also provides the necessary support for the grain to fracture controllably, exposing new sharp edges for continuous cutting action.

Pferd is a trusted name in the abrasives industry, known for manufacturing tools that deliver safety, performance, and economic value. This sanding belt exemplifies that commitment, offering a reliable solution for general-purpose grinding. Whether you are deburring machined parts, chamfering edges, or preparing stock for finishing, the Pferd 49888 delivers the consistency required for professional results. Its versatility extends to woodworking applications as well, making it a valuable inventory item for multi-disciplinary workshops.

Additional Information
Grit:50, 60
Abrasive Material:Aluminum Oxide
Backing Material:Heavy-Duty Cloth
Grade:Coarse
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Abrasive Material:Aluminum Oxide
Backing Material:Heavy-Duty Cloth
Bond Type:Resin over Resin
Grade:Coarse
Brand:Pferd
Width (in):6"
Length (in):48"
Grit:60
Used to Sand:Metal or Wood

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Pferd 6" x 48" 60 Grit Aluminum Oxide Sanding Belt

APPLICATIONS

  • Heavy stock removal on steel and stainless steel
  • Deburring and edge breaking of machined parts
  • Surface leveling and flattening
  • Rust, scale, and paint removal
  • Wood sanding and shaping
  • Sharpening of shop tools (axes, mower blades, etc.)
  • Preparing metal surfaces for welding or painting

FAQ

This aluminum oxide belt is versatile and can be used on ferrous metals (like steel and iron), non-ferrous metals (like aluminum and copper), and wood.

The belt features a heavy-duty cloth backing, which provides superior durability and resistance to tearing compared to paper-backed belts.

60 grit is considered a coarse grit. It is best used for rapid material removal, shaping, and stripping rather than fine finishing.

This belt fits any sander that requires a 6-inch wide by 48-inch long belt. Please check your machine's specifications to confirm the size.

Standard aluminum oxide cloth belts like this are typically designed for dry use only unless specified as waterproof. Using them wet may degrade the bond.

Store sanding belts in a cool, dry place (ideally 35-50% relative humidity) and hang them on a wide peg or lay them flat to prevent the joint from weakening or the belt from curling.

Most modern belts are bi-directional, but you should check the inside of the belt for arrows. If arrows are present, install the belt to rotate in the direction of the arrow.

Aluminum oxide is a great all-purpose grain that is cost-effective for general metal and wood. Zirconia is harder and better for very heavy grinding on stainless steel, but aluminum oxide provides an excellent balance of performance and price for general shop use.