Your One-Stop Shop For Common Narrow Belt Sander Sizes

It can sometimes be difficult to know what size sanding belt your machine uses, particularly if you have quite an obscure machine or do not know the model number. For this reason we have compiled a breakdown of the majority of pad, portable and file sander belt models along with their applicable sizes to enable you to determine the correct size to order.

Can’t find your model? Then you will need to measure one of your existing abrasive belts by hand – this is quite simple, with the width of the belt being fairly self-explanatory, while the length or circumference can be found in one of two ways. The first is to lay the sanding belt as flat as possible, measure from one end to the other and then double the resulting figure. Alternatively if you have an old abrasive belt to hand which you do not intend on using again then you could split it at the joint, lay it out flat and measure it from end to end.

Belt Length = Belt Circumference

Black & Decker

DeWalt

Draper

Dynabrade

Dynabrade have a large range of abrasive belt tools and use a contact arm system on almost all of them. As such we have compiled a separate guide – Your One-Stop Shop For Dynabrade Sanding Belt Sizes.

Erbauer

Fein

Flex

Jet

Makita

Metabo

Milwaukee

Proxxon

Robert Sorby

Ryobi

Scheppach

Triton

Vanco

Other Manufacturers