ورق صنفرة جالاكسي (320)

Galaxy 320 Sand Paper is a high-grade, durable sandpaper with 320 grit designed for heavy-duty sanding tasks. It’s ideal for removing paint or stains and smoothing surfaces in woodworking and construction projects.

A 320-grit paper sits between coarse and fine on the grit scale. It removes material more aggressively than very fine grits but leaves a smoother finish than coarser papers, making it a good choice for finishing and light polishing after rough sanding.

This sand paper is designed for woodworking and construction tasks, making it suitable for smoothing wood surfaces, removing paint or stains, and preparing surfaces for finishing.

The 320 grit is coarser than 400 and 600, so it removes material faster but may leave a rougher surface. Use 320 for quicker material removal, and switch to 400 or 600 for finer finishing. Compare: https://fepy.com/product/galaxy-400-sand-paper and https://fepy.com/product/galaxy-600-sand-paper

Attach the 320-grit sheet to a compatible sanding pad or wrap it around a sanding block. Ensure the sheet is flat, secure, and covers the pad adequately to prevent slipping during use.

Use with light to moderate pressure, keep the sander moving to avoid gouges, and follow the wood grain when possible. Regularly clear dust and switch to a finer grit after the desired smoothness is achieved.

The Galaxy 320 Sand Paper is described as non-toxic and non-irritating. Still, wear eye protection and a dust mask, work in a well-ventilated area, and avoid prolonged skin contact with bare hands.

Grit: 320; Brand: Galaxy; Intended use: heavy-duty sanding and finishing; Durability: durable and long-lasting; Safety: non-toxic and non-irritating as described.

Yes. Its durable construction and suitability for heavy-duty tasks mean longer life per sheet and fewer replacements, offering solid value for projects that involve significant sanding work.

Best for heavy-duty sanding on wood, removing paint or stains, smoothing rough surfaces, and prepping areas for finishing or painting.

Start with a coarser grit on very rough surfaces and progress to 320 for smoothing. Keep movements even and light, check for clogging, and consider moving to a finer grit (like 400 or 600) for an ultra-smooth finish.