3M 7000119183 Stikit Disc Roll 6 Inch P240 Grit Ao Paper

Product Description

The 3M 7000119183 is a coated abrasive disc roll designed for fast, convenient surface finishing in professional shop and field applications. Built on an A-weight light paper backing, this roll contains 6-inch diameter open-coat aluminum oxide discs with a Stikit pressure-sensitive adhesive backing that attaches directly to a compatible Stikit backup pad. At P240 grit, the discs are suited for fine finishing passes where smooth surface preparation is the goal. The roll format eliminates disc liners, reducing handling time and keeping the work area cleaner. A load-resistant coating on the disc surface helps the abrasive grains stay clear of debris longer, maintaining cut rate across the life of each disc.

This disc roll is intended for use by body shop technicians, woodworkers, metal fabricators, and finishing tradespeople who need a reliable consumable for repetitive sanding tasks. The open-coat construction keeps swarf and dust from loading the abrasive surface, which is particularly useful when working on softer substrates, painted surfaces, or materials prone to generating fine dust. A compatible 3M Stikit backup pad is required and sold separately. Minimum order quantity is 6 rolls per purchase.

Key Features

• Roll format eliminates disc liners, reducing downtime between disc changes
• Aluminum oxide mineral delivers durable, consistent cut across a wide range of surfaces
• A-weight light paper backing suited for finishing and fine sanding applications
• Open-coat construction reduces loading and keeps the work surface cleaner
• Load-resistant coating extends abrasive grain life and maintains cut rate
• Stikit pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows quick attachment and removal from backup pad

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3M Stikit backup pads that accept 6-inch diameter adhesive-backed abrasive discs, sold separately.

Installation Notes

Ensure the backup pad surface is clean and free of adhesive residue before attaching a new disc. Align the disc flat against the pad and press firmly to seat the adhesive. Operate at speeds appropriate for the backup pad rating and the substrate being finished. Disconnect or power down any pneumatic or electric tool before changing discs.