Bosch 25 pcs Sanding Sheet Set for multi-sanders (40/80/120/180 grit, 102 x 62.93 mm)
Product description
What you’re getting (and what it’s for)
This Bosch 25 pcs sanding sheet set is designed to cover the main stages of sanding—roughing, smoothing and finishing—using grits 40, 80, 120 and 180. On paper, that makes it a practical companion for work on wood, body fillers, paint and varnish, where you might need to move through different levels of abrasion rather than buying separate packs.
The set uses hook-and-loop fasteners so the sheets sit securely and can be changed without messing about. There are also 11 dust extraction holes, which is a big deal if you’ve ever had sandpaper clog up mid-job.
The essentials: grits, fit and day-to-day use
The most useful thing here is the grit progression: 40 for rough sanding, 80 as the mid-stage, and 120/180 for smoother work. If you’re doing a typical workflow—knocking down imperfections, levelling a surface, then refining before finishing—this bundle gives you options without having to stop and hunt for the right sheet.
A common “real life” scenario is prepping a panel or workpiece before painting or clear-coating. You might start with a coarser grit to remove high spots, move up to 80 to even things out, then finish with 120 and/or 180 to help the surface feel more uniform. It’s not magic, but the grit range is the sort of practical spread that helps you keep momentum.
Where it shines
If you already own a multi-sander and you want a straightforward refill, this kit ticks a few boxes that matter:
- Hook-and-loop fastening for quick changes, so you can switch grits as you go
- 11 dust extraction holes to reduce clogging and help keep sanding performance more consistent
- Mixed sheets across 40/80/120/180 grit so you’re not limited to one stage of work
Made in Switzerland is included in the information provided, and while that’s not a guarantee of performance on its own, it does suggest a more established manufacturing approach.
What to watch out for (limitations to consider)
It’s worth being a bit careful about compatibility. The set is described for standard multi-sanders with a 102 x 62.93 mm base plate. If your sander uses a different base size, these sheets may simply not fit.
Also, while the range covers rough to fine, you still won’t cover every niche sanding need. If you’re specifically chasing ultra-fine finishing beyond 180 grit, or you work with very particular finishing workflows, you may find this stays more in the “everyday job” bracket than a full-on finishing specialist pack.
Key specifications
- Grit: 40, 80, 120, 180
- Sanding sheet count: 25
- Hole count: 11 dust extraction holes
- Sheet size (for fitment): 102 x 62.93 mm
- Fastening method: hook-and-loop
- Suitable materials (as stated): wood, body fillers, paint, varnish
- Hook-and-loop support: yes (for secure fitting and quick changes)
- Included (scope of delivery): 25 mixed sanding sheets
- 5x grit 40
- 10x grit 80
- 5x grit 120
- 5x grit 180
Mini FAQ: common buying questions
Will these sheets work with my multi-sander?
They’re listed for standard multi-sanders with a 102 x 62.93 mm base plate, so checking your sander’s base size is the key step.
Are the dust holes useful or just a gimmick?
With 11 dust extraction holes, the intention is to prevent clogging. In practice, that usually means the sheet keeps cutting more consistently instead of turning into a loaded-up, smeary abrasive.
Is this set enough for paint or varnish prep?
It’s suitable for sanding paint and varnish, and the grit spread (rough through fine) is aimed at progressing through different sanding stages. If your project demands very fine final finishing beyond 180, you may need additional sheets.
Is it good value compared with buying single grits?
Mixed packs like this are often the practical choice when you want multiple sanding stages for common tasks. If you only ever use one grit, a full mixed set can feel like overbuying.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you already have a compatible multi-sander and you want a mixed grit pack for typical DIY and workshop prep—especially when you’re sanding wood, levelling with body filler, or bringing painted/varnished surfaces to a smoother state.
You may want to skip it if your sander’s base plate isn’t 102 x 62.93 mm, or if you regularly need grits outside the 40 to 180 range for very specific finishing workflows. In short: it’s a solid refill kit for everyday sanding jobs, but it’s not trying to be a complete sandpaper library for every scenario.