3M 375L Hookit discs, 150 mm, 15 holes, P600, PN 86712

The durable film structure offers the laceration resistance necessary for use with rough grades in high-production metal processing environments, particularly where edge wear is important. The disc in film 3MTM HookitTM 375L is suitable for a variety of applications. When the target is a superior wood finish, the 375L film disc in the middle grades is well suited to the contours and rounded edges of challenging work surfaces to return an excellent finish. Woodworking is further improved by a load-resistant coating and an open-coated structure, which reduces the obstructions and extends the abrasive life. For finishing before and after painting, versatility is fundamental, and the 375L film disc in fine grades serves to obtain an incredibly smooth finish on plastic and transparent paint technologies commonly used in the transportation industry. The disc in film 3MTM HookitTM 375L is designed for use with a random orbital sanding machine and with support bearing 3MTM HookitTM (sold separately). It comes in various degrees for different applications, from raw sandblasting to very fine finish. The discs with type fixing 3MTM HookitTM are ideal for workspaces where discs with adhesive support can be contaminated by dust, dirt or debris in the air. They are often used in applications where the disk 3MTM StikitTM can be too aggressive, as Hookit discs tend to create a finer finish than sticking discs. Hookit sandblasting discs are comfortably and firmly attached to the disc support bearing with fixing (sold separately) on a random orbital sanding machine and can be safely removed and easily to be reused several times throughout the abrasive life. Hookit discs offer optimal performance when combined with a disc pad 3MTM HookitTM. The discs with film support have excellent laceration resistance properties and create a very smooth finish and constant results for each use. This makes them an excellent option on paints, coatings by electrophoresis, primer, gelcoat, glass, acrylic and solid surface materials, wood finishing paints and any material that needs a perfect finish. Aluminium oxide is a common choice among industry professionals thanks to cutting speed and long life. This mineral forms a durable and durable abrasive that fractures to expose new sharp edges, while traditional natural abrasives smooth themselves faster. Thanks to its cheap price, hardness and strength, it is widely used in grinding applications as well as sandblasting and finishing. Aluminium oxide is suitable for a wide variety of materials both in wood and metal processing, including ferrous alloys.