Sandpapers – an essential tool in the workshop of every DIY enthusiast, electronics technician, and professional

Although sandpaper may seem like a simple material, its role in the precise treatment of surfaces is invaluable. In both amateur workshops and industrial environments, it is used for sanding, dulling, cleaning, and smoothing virtually any type of surface – from delicate plastics and laminates, through wood, to non-ferrous metals or steel. At Kamami store, you’ll find a wide range of sandpapers that are perfect for both precision electronics work, such as preparing PCBs for soldering, and larger modeling, woodworking, or restoration projects.

Variety of Grits – from Initial Processing to Final Smoothing

The sandpapers available in our range differ in grit size, which affects the intensity of abrasion. Coarse-grit variants (e.g. P40–P80) are ideal for removing old paint coatings, rust, or irregularities from raw surfaces. In contrast, fine-grit papers (P400–P2000) are used in finishing work – they allow for obtaining a smooth surface before painting or soldering, which is especially important when working with electronic components and precision mechanical parts.

Sandpaper for Electronics and Delicate Materials – Maximum Control and Precision

In electronic applications, where delicacy and accuracy are paramount, sandpapers with very fine grit and a flexible backing are ideal. These materials allow precise preparation of printed circuit boards, cleaning of wire tips, or matting of enclosures before antistatic painting. Thanks to high abrasion resistance and even grain distribution, the sandpapers available in our offer ensure repeatable results and minimize the risk of damaging sensitive surfaces.

Wood Sandpapers – Ideal for Carpentry and Modeling Work

When working with wood, the ability to smoothly transition between processing stages – from raw sanding to precise finishing – is crucial. Medium-grit sandpaper allows for quick removal of irregularities and preparation of the surface for varnish or stain. Our offer includes products that work well with both soft and hard types of wood, do not clog, and ensure an even result without scratches or streaks.

For Metal, Plastics, and Other Surfaces – Universal Solutions for Demanding Applications

In work involving metal and plastics, selecting the right type of sandpaper for the surface material is often essential. Sandpapers containing aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, or ceramic micro-particles offer increased durability and effectiveness. They are perfect for removing corrosion, preparing surfaces for welding, or smoothing edges of components made of engineering plastics. Their flexibility and ability to work both dry and wet enhance their versatility – both in home and industrial conditions.

Form and Packaging – Sheets, Rolls, Tapes, and Discs for Every Application

Kamami offers sandpapers in various formats – from classic A4 sheets, through practical long rolls, to ready-made discs and tapes for power tools. This makes it easy to choose the right format for a specific task: large surfaces are more conveniently handled using rolled materials, while details and hard-to-reach areas are best finished using smaller pieces or manually cut fragments. Some models feature additional reinforcements, perforations, or a non-woven backing, which improves work comfort and extends the life of the abrasive material.

Waterproof Sandpaper – For Wet Work and Better Surface Control

Waterproof sandpapers, also known as “wet papers,” are especially valued where surface smoothness is key – e.g., in painting, work with acrylics, or surface preparation for protective coatings. Sanding with water reduces dust generation, lowers friction temperature, and significantly reduces the risk of abrasive clogging. These products are also popular in electronics service and precision assembly labs, where cleanliness and accuracy are critical.

How to Choose the Right Sandpaper – Practical Tips for Hobbyists and Professionals

Selecting sandpaper should consider not only the type of material to be processed but also the stage of work and the technique used. For multi-stage processing, it is advisable to start with a lower grit and gradually move to higher grits – this ensures an even finish and less material wear. In machine applications, discs and tapes work best, while flexible sheets that can be shaped are more suitable for hand sanding. At Kamami, we offer sandpapers from renowned manufacturers who guarantee high quality of both the base and abrasive materials – translating into effectiveness, durability, and ease of use.