Discover the resin-coated canvas sheets from RIGHT LINES, ideal for hand or machine sanding on metal and wood. These sheets offer a strong canvas backing with a resin-bonded abrasive surface. They are available in a full range of grit sizes (e.g., 40–600) and standard sheet dimensions around 230 × 280 mm. 
This product is perfect for applications needing durable abrasive performance and consistent finish.
Cut sheets as required and attach to hand sanding blocks or station machines.
RIGHT LINES’ reputation in abrasives ensures reliability across industrial and workshop use. 

🧱 Key Features

• Resin-bonded abrasive on heavy canvas backing for maximum durability.
• Available in grit range from coarse (≈ 40) to fine (≈ 600) for varied tasks.
• Sheet size approx. 230 × 280 mm for flexible use. 
• Compatible with hand sanding blocks or machine fixtures.
• Suitable for both metalworking and woodworking finishing.

🛠 Typical Applications

• Sanding steel, aluminium and other metals prior to coating or welding.
• Shaping and finishing timber surfaces in furniture or joinery.
• Hand-tool or orbital machine use in workshops.
• Removing surface imperfections, rust, or preparing for painting.

📏 Benefits & Practical Advantages

• High tear-resistance thanks to canvas backing — lasts longer than paper abrasives.
• Broad grit selection allows both rough material removal and fine finishing.
• Sheet format provides efficient change-out and minimal waste.
• Standard size fits many holders and sanding blocks.

✅ Why Choose RIGHT LINES Resin-Coated Canvas Sheets?

ROSVER’s resin-coated canvas sheets deliver a professional-grade solution for demanding sanding jobs. The heavy canvas substrate stands up to rigorous use, while the resin-abrasive surface maintains performance across grit sizes. With options for both metal and wood, this sheet range offers versatility and reliability. Choose RIGHT LINES when you need consistency, durability and a trusted abrasives manufacturer.

📌 Usage Tips

• Select a grit based on task: coarser grits for material removal, finer grits for finishing.
• Use a flat sanding block or machine table for best contact.
• Keep sheets clean of debris to maintain performance and prevent surface scratching.
• Replace the sheet when abrasive surface is worn or backing frays.
• Store sheets flat and dry to maintain quality until use.