3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 8 in x NH 320
3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 5 in x NH, 320, 25/Carton, 100 ea/Case
3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 8 in x NH 320
3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 5 in x NH, 320, 25/Carton, 100 ea/Case
3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 8 in x NH 320
3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 5 in x NH, 320, 25/Carton, 100 ea/Case
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3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W, 5 in x NH, 320, 25/Carton, 100 ea/Case

Sold As: 100-Pack
SKU: 7100069138
MPN: 7100069138
Stock Item: Stock items typically ship within 2-3 business days
UPC: 00051111558393
3M ID: 60440235319
5 Digit UPC: 55839
Shelf Life: 3650 Days
Country of Origin: Japan
Manufacturer: 3M
Size: 5 in
Abrasive Material: Silicon Carbide
Grit: 320
Color: Black
$131.84 ($1.32 / Count)
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Product Description  
The 3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W was designed to help operators finish metal surfaces, as well as prep them for paint. Wetordry cloth may be run wet or dry and helps rid your workpiece of unwanted coatings and corrosion.

Finish and Repair
3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W features silicon carbide – a mineral that is very sharp and commonly used for low-pressure applications such as paint prep. While it breaks down faster than aluminum oxide, silicon carbide produces a superior finish. Users apply light pressure to obtain a consistent scratch pattern that is often desirable for final finishing. One of its greatest features is its versatility – it may be used on a variety of substrates: metals, whitewood, softwood and hardwoods. 3M Wetordry Cloth Disc 481W is used with a disc pad holder, so operators can abrade the workpiece by hand.

The Benefits of Cloth-Backed Discs
The cloth backing on this disc is a durable, water-resistant polyester screen. We engineer our 3M Wetordry products to include our proprietary waterproof cloth backing, which supports both wet and dry applications. Cloth-backed discs are known for their durability and flexibility; they're a good first choice when working with metal or for heavy wood stock removal. At the same time, these applications tend to produce a significant amount of dust, clogging the abrasive points and creating an inferior work environment. These effects may be minimized by sanding with water to rinse dust away from the workpiece and the abrasive surface.

Some technicians like using the abrasive dry, because they can quickly inspect the work. With wet sanding, water is used as a lubricant. This keeps the abrasive clear of loading and can prolong the life of the abrasive.

Extra Details

  • A good alternative for compounds and lubricants
  • Fast-cutting silicon carbide mineral leaves a consistent scratch pattern while reducing the need for heavy manual pressure
  • May be used for paint prep
  • Sands a variety of substrates, from metals to hardwoods
  • Water-resistant polyester backing means cloth may be run wet or dry

Data Sheet

  1. Tech Data Sheet
  2. Safety Data Sheet

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