3M 7000119239 Abrasive Disc Roll 5 Inch 280 Grit

Product Description

The 3M 7000119239 is a coated abrasive disc roll featuring silicon carbide abrasive on an A-weight paper backing, designed for high-production finishing environments. Each roll contains multiple 5-inch diameter discs at 280 grit, formatted for fast attachment and clean removal using the Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive system. The open coat construction and anti-load coating work together to reduce clogging and deliver consistent cut throughout the disc life. This product is suited for trades and production shops where surface quality is critical and downtime between disc changes must be minimized.

The 7000119239 disc roll is intended for sanding applications on wood, metal, plastic, drywall, fiberglass, glass, clear coat, and ceramic surfaces. It is especially well suited for white wood sanding, sealer sanding, and solid surface finishing where a fine, consistent finish is required. The roll format supports multi-step finishing processes, making it practical for cabinet shops, automotive refinishing, and general fabrication environments where sequential grits are used.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide abrasive at 280 grit delivers fine finish performance on a range of substrates
• Open coat construction reduces loading and maintains aggressive cut rate
• Anti-load coating minimizes clogging for consistent, repeatable surface finishes
• A-weight paper backing flexes with the backup pad for improved surface contact
• Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive allows fast attachment and clean removal during multi-step processes
• Roll format supports high-production use and reduces changeover time

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5-inch diameter random orbital and disc sanders equipped with a Stikita or hook-and-loop compatible backup pad accepting pressure-sensitive adhesive discs.

Installation Notes

Power down and disconnect the sander from its power source before changing discs. Peel each disc from the roll and apply it firmly to a clean, dry backup pad to ensure full adhesive contact. Inspect the backup pad for wear or contamination before mounting a new disc, as a damaged pad can cause uneven cut or premature disc failure. Dispose of worn discs according to local waste regulations.