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The 3M 7000036306 is a Scotch-Brite Surface Conditioning Low Stretch Belt designed for metalworking and fabrication applications where consistent surface finish is required without aggressive stock removal. Built on a durable polyester scrim backing, this non-woven abrasive belt resists stretching during operation, making it well suited for belt grinder and finishing machine setups. The open web construction of the non-woven nylon fiber matrix resists loading, extending service life compared to coated abrasive alternatives. At 72 inches long and 2 inches wide, it fits standard wide-belt and stroke-belt machines used in metal finishing operations. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and fabrication shops install these belts as part of multi-step surface conditioning sequences.
This belt is used in metal fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and light manufacturing environments that require a controlled surface finish on ferrous and non-ferrous substrates. The aluminum oxide mineral with resin bond provides consistent cut and finish across stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, and aluminum. It is typically used in intermediate to fine finishing sequences where preserving workpiece geometry and avoiding substrate marring are priorities. Minimum order quantity is 10 belts per unit of purchase.
Designed for use on standard belt finishing and stroke-sander machines accepting a 2 inch wide by 72 inch long abrasive belt. Suitable for conditioning stainless steel, brass, carbon steel, and aluminum workpieces.
Belt installation and tensioning should be performed by qualified operators following the machine manufacturer's guidelines. Shut down and de-energize the belt finishing machine before changing belts. Inspect the contact wheel, platen, and tracking components before mounting a new belt. Verify belt tracking and tension at low speed before returning the machine to full production use.
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