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3M 11137, Roloc Disc 361F, 50 YF-weight, TR, 1-1/2 in, Die R150S, 7000045094
1000 × $0.73 -
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3M 15913, Scotch-Brite Roloc Disc High Strength, TR, 2 in X NH A Medium, 7000000710
400 × $1.72 -
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3M 77558, Cubitron II Hookit Cloth Disc 947A, 77558, 40+ to 120+, 6 in x NH, Die 600Z, 7100232737
240 × $8.38 -
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3M 22396, Roloc Disc 361F, 36 YF-weight, TR, 1-1/2 in, Die R150S, 7000045091
500 × $0.75 -
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3M 11412, Roloc Disc 361F, 36 YF-weight, TR, 1 in, Die R100N, 7000045092
1000 × $0.60 -
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3M 22393, Roloc Disc 361F, 36 YF-weight, TR, 3 in, Die R300V, 7000045093
200 × $1.50 -
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3M 14593, Scotch-Brite Cut and Polish Disc, 3" x 1-1/4" x 1/4" A Medium, D5, 7000045941, Box of 10
10 × $16.71 -
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3M 86745, Diamond Disc, 2" Roloc, 674W, 120 Mesh, TR, 7100022116, Box of 10
10 × $24.25 -
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Dynabrade 51301 .5 hp Straight-Line Die Grinder
1 × $431.21 -
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3M 16582, Accuspray Atomizing Head, Blue, 1.2 mm, 7010363219
10 × $10.67 -
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Insize 4706-1200, 120? SQUARE, 7.9x7.9", 6928640318283
1 × $65.68 -
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Dynabrade 13509 Dynastraight Finishing Tool, Rear Exhaust, 6,000 RPM, 5/8" (16 mm) or 1" (25 mm) Dia. Arbor
1 × $1,186.90 -
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3M 84177, Microfinishing PSA Film Disc Roll 366L, 30 Mic 3MIL, Type D, 5 in x NH, Die 500X, 7000118206, 125 discs per roll
4 × $112.92
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3M 05440, Stikit Hand Block, Hard 2-3/4 in x 5 in, 7000045764
10 × $26.95 -
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3M 34577, Cubitron II Net Sheet Roll, 240+, 115 mm x 10 m, 7100247504, 6 Rolls/Case
6 × $42.69 -
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3M 30190, Trizact Hookit Foam Sheet, 2-3/4 in x 5-1/2 in (70 mm x 140 mm), 3000 grade, 7100072763, 5 sheets per pack
10 × $19.94
3M 02117, Paper Sheet 346U, 50 D-weight, 9 in x 11 in, 7000120222
$1.29
Factory Stock, 7-10 Day Leadtime
3M Paper Sheet 346U is constructed of aluminum oxide and comes in a range of grades and sizes to accommodate many different projects. The paper backing is durable for coarse sanding, yet flexible enough to be used on curved surfaces. Its cut-rate and durability make this an excellent choice for blending the joints of connecting pieces in wood- and metal-working.
Aluminum oxide is a very hard mineral that maintains sharp points on the grains much longer than natural abrasives such as emery or garnet. The abrasive grains are adhered to the sandpaper with some space between them, known as open-coat construction, to minimize the buildup of dust on the surface of the paper, which would otherwise load the abrasive points. Loading often results from sanding soft materials and can clog the abrasive, shortening the usable life of the sandpaper sheet.
