Norton 3X 5 & 8 Hole Universal Vacuum Abrasive Fiber Disc, Fiber Backing, Hook & Loop, Aluminum Oxide, 5" Diameter, Grit P220 (Pack of 10)

Product Description The Norton 3X hook and loop abrasive disc can be used with 5- or 8-hole vacuum sanders, due to its universal hole design. NorGrip hook and loop fastener is easy to press on and tear off, and makes disc changes fast. This disc is used for paint stripping, sanding and finishing on composites and fiberglass, and all-purpose bare wood sanding. Coated abrasives have individual abrasive grains spaced at a predetermined distance from one another. This is a closed-coat disc. A closed coat covers 100 percent of the surface with abrasive grains, for more stiffness and better surface finish than an equivalent open coat, where abrasive grit covers 50 to 70 percent of the surface. The stearate coating offers more durability over an uncoated abrasive while resisting chip loading. Stearated abrasives are non-pigmented to eliminate color transfer to the work surface. High strength, fiber-reinforced B weight (paper is classified from A to F weight, F being the heaviest and least flexible) is strong, reducing edge wear during use. This disc is suitable for use with a die grinder or orbital sander. Use with molded-rubber back-up pads on a grinder. Use a hard pad for aggressive cutting, a medium pad for general-purpose applications, or a soft pad for contours and fine finishing work. Or, with a random orbital sander, use a foam back-up pad to match the application. Foam pads can come in different combinations of shape and density for finer or more aggressive work. For example, use a low profile for uniform contact with the work surface, a tapered edge for small contours or inside corners, soft density for 320 grit and finer sanding, or medium density for grits coarser than 320.

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