Supergrit Abrasives

1 ½" X 25" BLACK SC EXPANSION WHEEL BELT

1 ½" X 25" BLACK SC EXPANSION WHEEL BELT - Main image
$13.6 $20 In stock

This Supergrit Abrasives expansion wheel belt measures 1 1/2" x 25" and is identified as a black SC (silicon carbide) belt. It is offered in a 180 grit option and is available in a pack of 10.

  • Size: 1 1/2" x 25"
  • Type: Black SC expansion wheel belt
  • Grit: 180
  • Quantity: Pack of 10
  • Brand: Supergrit-Dev
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas G. ★★★★★

Just ran through a full set of these 180 grit silicon carbide belts on my knife blades and was really impressed with how consistent the cut stayed from start to finish. The 1.5” width works perfectly on my small wheel attachment for contouring without loading up too fast.

Samuel L. ★★★★★

The 180 grit on these black SC belts cuts through stainless steel surprisingly fast. I've swapped them onto my belt sander for a few projects and the finish is consistently smooth. Definitely my go-to for precision metalwork now.

Steven ★★★★★

After a few uses on my knife sharpener, these 180 grit belts cut cleanly and show no signs of fraying. The 1 ½ x 25 inch size fits my tool perfectly and the silicon carbide seems to hold up better than the aluminum oxide belts I’ve tried before.