DeWalt Abrasives

At Toolden we stock a wide range of DeWalt abrasives and sanding accessories that offer reliability, performance and versatility. Ideal for professional or hobbyist woodworkers, these accessories help you get the job done more quickly and efficiently.

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DeWalt Sanding Sheets

Perfect for heavy-duty power sanding, DeWalt’s range of sanding sheets are tough and durable, and are ideal for softwoods and painted surfaces. A heat-resistant adhesive bond helps to keep them secure, with a stearate coating that helps reduce clogging and further extend the disc life. We stock a variety of different sizes and grits, so you can be sure to find what you’re looking for. 

DeWalt Cutting Discs

Designed for cutting metal surfaces, DeWalt cutting discs are made with aluminium oxide grains and a reinforced fibreglass backing, giving excellent durability and longevity. Suitable for use with ferrous and non-ferrous metals, these discs can be used with both corded and cordless angle grinders, and they come in multipacks, so you’ll always have spare discs on hand.

DeWalt Sanding Discs

DeWalt’s line of sanding discs are perfect for professional use, with a durable, temperature-resistant design that guarantees longevity and reliability. The washable material allows for the discs to be cleaned, which helps minimize any clogging and piling. Available in a range of different grits and pack sizes. 

Other DeWalt Accessories

As well as our range of abrasives, we also stock a wide range of other DeWalt accessories including:

• DeWalt Drill Bits
• DeWalt TCT Saw Blades
• DeWalt Nails
• DeWalt Saw Stands

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Don’t hesitate to get in touch and our friendly team will be on hand to point you in the right direction!

FAQs

What does sandpaper grit mean?

On sandpaper and other sanding accessories, grit refers to the abrasive grade of the product, or in other words the coarseness of the grain. A higher grit indicates a smaller grain and therefore a finer abrasive product – a lower grit indicates a larger grain and a rougher abrasive side. 

What protective equipment should I wear whilst sanding?

When using any sanding tool, the most important equipment to use is a respirator and eye protection. Sanding releases potentially dangerous particles into the air you don’t want to inhale, so as a minimum, wear an FFP2 respirator and safety goggles.