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3M™ Hookit™ Disc Pad, 203 mm, M14
Article no.: 7000082605
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Technical Data
| Type of product | Backing pad |
Identification & Classification
| Article number |
7000082605
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| EAN / GTIN |
05010027670341
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| Manufacturer number |
7000082605
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| L-Number |
L51710 1620
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| Manufacturer/responsible person | 3M DEUTSCHLAND GmbH, Carl-Schurz-Straße 1, 41453 NEUSS, Germany, www.3mdeutschland.de |
Description
Description:
To hold a 3M™ Hookit™ sanding or finishing disc – or 3M™ Finesse-it™ buffing pad, securely in place on a variety of hand held sanding tools, use 3M™ Hookit™ Disc Pad. Our disc pad grips the brushed nylon loop backings of 3M Hookit discs to offer a finer finish than adhesive backed discs. The 3M Hookit hook-and-loop feature makes disc attachment, removal and re-attachment easy and allows the disc to be used repeatedly for the extent of the abrasive life. The discs or pads are secured with a ‘J’ shaped hook typically used in every day hook-and-loop applications. Our disc pad features a 45° tapered edge which offers flexibility and allows the sanded area to be feather-edged or more easily blended. The Hookit system is designed for work spaces where adhesive backed discs may become contaminated by dust, dirt or flying debris.
Advantage:
- J hooks securely hold a 3M™ Hookit™ disc or 3M™ Finesse-it™ buffing pad
- For use with a random orbital sander, rotary sander, or right angle grinder
- 3M™ Hookit™ system provides easy removal and re-use
- 45 degree tapered edge provides some flexibility for feather-edging and blending
Recommendation:
- Use for sanding with a random orbital sander, rotary sander or right angle grinder
- For work spaces where adhesive backed discs may become contaminated by dust, dirt or flying debris