3M Cubitron™ II Ceramic Sanding Disc, 150mm, P180 Grit, 775L, 50 in pack

Need a long-lasting abrasive disc for surface preparation tasks? Use this sanding disc from 3M. It has a grade of P180 to give you a fine grit that's suitable for tasks such as levelling and finishing. The film backing is tear-resistant to retain the edge for blending and bevelling tasks, making it a durable option for workshops. Made with pointed grains that are self-sharpening, the disc continues to make clean cuts even as it wears down.

• Hook and loop backing for quick and easy disc attachment and removal
• Holes don't need aligning with your power tools, making disc changes less fiddly
• Ceramic grain material for use on a wide variety of surfaces including fibreglass, aluminium and pine

• Cabinet making
• Marine industry
• Automotive repair
• Metal fabrication

Using the 3M™ 775L outperforms conventional ceramic discs. Designed to be used with a 3M™ Hookit™ backing pad with an angle grinder or sander. This film wheel is well-suited to stock removal and is effective on a wide variety of materials, including metals, composites, gel coats and white woods.

This abrasive disc has an open type of coat for working less aggressively on surfaces. Use it on softer wood, metal and composite materials.

Using 3M™ precision-shaped grain technology to offer a higher initial and durability to outlast conventional ceramic fibre discs. The grit wears evenly and with the abrasive staying cooler and sharper, the PSG abrasive lasts significantly longer than conventional ceramic discs. These discs will help to step up production with an improved output on both light and heavy stock removal.

The Hookit™ system from 3M™ provides a secure attachment with a hook and loop system. It allows for these Hookit™ discs to be quickly swapped out in seconds. The Hookit™ disc pad (150 mm backing pad - 456-2439) is sold seperately.

3M Precision Shaped Grain yields higher cut rates and excels at heavyweight applications

The 3M™ 775L film discs are great for surface removal on a variety of materials from metals, composites, gel coats and white woods. This could occur in industries such as farm and construction, automotive, ship and boat building, metal fabrication.