3M Stikit (TM) paper disk roll 236U P400 C-weight Die 600Z 7000119559

The 3M (TM) Stikit (TM) Paper Disc Roll 236U offers versatile discs with a convenient self-adhesive backing for quick and easy attachment to a 3M (TM) Stikit (TM) backing pad (sold separately). The roll provides quick access to disks without protective paper. The C-weight disc with solid paper backing resists wear and tear from aggressive sanding. The open coating and special coating help to prevent clogging and ensure maximum removal rates and longer disc life. The 3M (TM) Stikit (TM) Paper Disc Roll 236U can be used for sanding and finishing many different surfaces including paint, filler, soft wood, metal, plastic, hard and soft composites and fiberglass. Our 3M (TM) Stikit (TM) discs are suitable for a wide range of sanding and finishing requirements. These high quality, coated abrasive products are ready for immediate use due to the coating of pressure sensitive adhesive on the backing. This allows them to be easily pressed onto the backing pad and removed cleanly, leaving a clean surface for the next disc. The Stikit (TM) disc should be used in conjunction with our 3M (TM) Stikit (TM) backing pad (also called a sanding pad and sold separately) attached to a disc sander, random orbital sander or stationary disc sander. Aluminum oxide is a preferred choice of professional users in the industry due to its high removal rate and long service life. This mineral is a robust, durable abrasive. It forms points and edges that break off during grinding, exposing fresh cutting edges. As a result, it remains sharp for longer than conventional abrasives. The disc is often used for stock removal, grinding and finishing due to its high removal rate, hardness and strength. Aluminum oxide is suitable for a wide range of materials in both woodworking and metalworking, including ferrous alloys. The dust-repellent coating of 3M (TM) Stikit (TM) paper discs allows the disc to grind softwoods, lacquers and other materials longer that would otherwise clog the disc and impair its grinding ability. An open grit pattern provides more space between the abrasive grains, allowing dust to escape through the gaps instead of clogging the cutting edge of the grains. This significantly increases the service life and maximizes the removal rate.