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3M 84182, Microfinishing PSA Film Disc Roll 366L, 100 Mic 3MIL, Type D, 5 in x NH, Die 500X, 7010307771, 125 discs per roll
4 × $117.10 -
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Dynabrade 64404 36" W x 60" L (914 mm W x 1,524 mm L) Metal Capture Downdraft Table, 230 V (AC), Side Exhaust
1 × $28,988.00 -
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3M 77197, Scotch-Brite™ Roloc™ Deburr and Finish PRO Unitized Wheel,TR, 3 in x 1/8 in x NH, 8C CRS+, 7100109130, 40/box
40 × $11.45 -
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3M 01708, Scotch-Brite SST Deburring Wheel, ST-WL, 8S Fine, 8 in x 2 in x 3 in, 7000144590
4 × $251.94 -
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3M 22393, Roloc Disc 361F, 36 YF-weight, TR, 3 in, Die R300V, 7000045093
200 × $1.55 -
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3M 14002, Stikit Film Disc Roll 360L, P1000, 6 in x NH, Die 600Z, 7010308878, 125 discs per roll
4 × $72.25
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Dynabrade 78766 2" Dia. x 2" W x 1/4" Shank, Very Fine, NWN DynaBrite Wheel, 10/pack
10 × $18.06 -
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3M 10112, Heavy Duty Stripping Pads, 3 3/4 in x 6 in x 7/16 in, 7010290303
12 × $1.74 -
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3M 16556, Scotch-Brite Light Duty Hand Pad 6448B, HP-HP, 6 in x 9 in, 7010329300, 60 ea/Case
1 × $86.37 -
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Insize 0130-L110, LIGHT METER (BASIC TYPE), 6974029776564
1 × $65.70
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Insize 3203-1FA, OUTSIDE MICROMETER, 0-1", ratchet friction thimble, 6928640327247
1 × $49.39
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Standard Abrasives 725006, Buff and Blend Cross Buff HP, A/O VFN, 1-1/2 in x 1/2 in x 3 Ply x 8-32, 7000046827
50 × $6.60 -
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ACS Diamond Cloth Belt, CX1250 1/4" X 24" 75U
24 × $3.80 -
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3M 22397, Roloc Disc 361F, 60 YF-weight, TR, 1-1/2 in x NH, 7000045097
500 × $0.69
3M 09099, Scotch-Brite Paint and Rust Stripper Large Area 9099NA, 7010375230
$7.45
Factory Stock, 7-10 Day Leadtime
3M Scotch-Brite Paint & Rust Stripper saves time by removing paint and rust fast on wood, metal and fiberglass
3M SandBlaster Pro 9099ES SP, 4″ Paint & Rust Stripper, Large Area, 1 disc/pak. SandBlasterPro Paint & Rust Stripper is flexible and is perfect for removing paint & rust from flat or contoured surfaces. Ideal for sanding on many surfaces, including wood, metal, and fiberglass. SandBlasterPro Paint & Rust Stripper disc will not discolor your sanding surface. Sanding should be done in a sequence, going from coarse to fine, skipping no more than one grit level.
