Klingspor KL 361 JF 3956 Abrasive Roll, P320 Grit, 50 m x 115 mm, Aluminium Oxide on Flexible Cloth

Hand sanding large surfaces or getting into tight profiles often means wrestling with paper that tears, clogs, or wears out too fast. The Klingspor KL 361 JF 3956 abrasive roll solves that with a highly flexible cloth backing and a tough aluminium oxide grain that keeps cutting on wood, paint, varnish, plastic, and non-ferrous metals.

Who is it for

Cabinet makers, painters, metalworkers, and serious DIYers who need a dependable abrasive for both machine and hand sanding. Whether you are smoothing a tabletop, prepping a car panel, or refining a curved profile, this roll gives you the length and flexibility to tackle the job without constant sheet changes.

Main features

• 50-metre roll, 115 mm wide – cut to any length for hand blocks, sanding boards, or machine use.
• P320 grit aluminium oxide (corundum) – sharp, consistent scratch pattern for fine finishing.
• Flexible JF cotton cloth backing – conforms to contours and resists tearing, far tougher than paper.
• Resin-over-resin bonding – strong grain adhesion for long life and reduced clogging.
• Closed coating – full abrasive coverage for fast, uniform stock removal.
• Universal application – works on wood, paint, varnish, plastic, and non-ferrous metals.

Specifications

• Brand: Klingspor
• Model: 3956
• MPN: 3956
• EAN: 4014855028399
• Product type: Abrasive roll
• Abrasive material: Aluminium oxide (corundum)
• Grit size: P320
• Backing material: JF-cloth (flexible cotton cloth)
• Bonding agent: Resin over resin
• Roll length: 50 m
• Roll width: 115 mm
• Coating type: Closed coating
• Flexibility: Highly flexible
• Application: Universal sanding, hand sanding, profile sanding, machine sanding
• Suitable materials: Wood, paint, varnish, plastic, non-ferrous metal
• Manufacturer series: KL 361 JF
• Packaging unit: 1 roll

Tips

For hand sanding, tear the roll against a straight edge to get clean strips. Use a sanding block for flat surfaces to avoid finger grooves. When machine sanding, match the roll width to your sander or cut it down. Store the roll in a dry place to keep the cloth backing flexible and the grain sharp.