RUPES PROCUT FILM DELTA Triangular Abrasive Sheets with Plastic Backing

RUPES PROCUT FILM DELTA triangular abrasive sheets with plastic backing are professional triangular sanding sheets designed for dry sanding, defect removal, surface preparation and work in hard-to-reach areas.

The DELTA shape is especially convenient for sanding corners, edges, narrow areas, complex body shapes and places where standard round discs or rectangular sheets are less practical. It is a useful solution for automotive body preparation, repair, painting and surface levelling work.

The PROCUT FILM range is designed for jobs where fast, stable and controlled sanding is required. The PET film on a plastic backing helps maintain more even abrasive performance, better contact with the surface and greater resistance to tearing and edge wear compared with standard paper abrasives.

RUPES PROCUT FILM DELTA triangular sheets are suitable for sanding paint, filler, primer, clear coat, gelcoat, wood and composite materials. They can be used for defect removal, surface levelling, shaping, preparation before painting and further surface refinement.

Ceramic abrasives provide efficient cutting and stable performance, especially in coarser grits where fast material removal or surface levelling is required. The even grain distribution helps control sanding marks and achieve a more uniform surface result.

The stearate coating helps reduce clogging with sanding dust and improves dust removal during work. This is especially important when working with primer, filler or other materials that can quickly clog the abrasive surface.

Available grit options:

P40 – for coarse sanding, stronger material removal and surface shaping

P60 – for coarse surface preparation and removing uneven areas

P80 – for sanding filler, primer or old coatings

P120 – for intermediate sanding and surface levelling

P180 – for finer preparation before further sanding stages

P220 – for surface refinement and finer preparation

P280 – for fine sanding before painting or priming work

P320 – for gentler surface preparation and reducing sanding marks

Product codes by grit:

9.45FA040 – P40

9.45FA060 – P60

9.45FA080 – P80

9.45FA120 – P120

9.45FA180 – P180

9.45FA220 – P220

9.45FA280 – P280

9.45FA320 – P320

Technical data:

Manufacturer: RUPES

Series: PROCUT FILM DELTA

Product type: triangular abrasive sheets with plastic backing

Shape: triangular / DELTA

Sanding method: dry sanding

Backing: PET plastic / film backing

Abrasive: ceramic abrasives

Additional coating: stearate

Purpose: defect removal, surface preparation, sanding corners and edges

Suitable for: paint, filler, primer, gelcoat, wood, composites

Available grits: P40, P60, P80, P120, P180, P220, P280, P320

Main features:

RUPES PROCUT FILM DELTA abrasive sheets

Triangular DELTA shape

Plastic-backed abrasives

PET film backing

Ceramic abrasives

Designed for dry sanding

Suitable for corners and edges

Suitable for hard-to-reach areas

Resistant to tearing and edge wear

Stable and controlled sanding

Even grain distribution

Helps control sanding marks

Stearate coating reduces clogging

Improved dust removal

Suitable for defect removal

Suitable for surface preparation

Suitable for sanding paint, filler and primer

Suitable for gelcoat, wood and composites

Suitable for automotive body preparation

Suitable for professional use

Grit selection available

Use:

Choose the correct grit according to the job and surface condition. Coarser grits such as P40, P60 or P80 are suitable for heavier material removal, shaping filler or removing old coatings. Finer grits such as P180, P220, P280 or P320 are suitable for surface refinement, corner preparation and reducing sanding marks before further work.

Attach the sheet to a compatible DELTA sanding tool or sanding backing. Sand with even movements without applying excessive pressure. During work, regularly remove dust from the surface and abrasive to achieve a more even sanding result.

Note:

Before use on sensitive, thin, soft or unfamiliar surfaces, it is recommended to test on a less visible area. The final result depends on surface type, selected grit, tool used, pressure, dust extraction and working technique.