3M 7000119550 Abrasive Disc Roll 5 Inch P500 Grit

Product Description

The 3M 7000119550 is a coated abrasive disc roll in the Stikita 236U series, designed for fast, convenient surface preparation and finishing work. Each roll holds multiple 5-inch diameter discs with a pressure-sensitive adhesive backing that attaches directly to a compatible Stikita backup pad without liners to remove or discard. The aluminum oxide mineral delivers aggressive cut on a wide range of surfaces, while a load-resistant coating keeps the disc cutting longer by resisting premature clogging. C-weight paper backing adds durability under moderate to heavy sanding pressure. The P500 grit rating makes this roll suited for fine to medium finishing passes.

This disc roll is used in metal fabrication shops, woodworking operations, body shops, and general industrial finishing environments. The roll format eliminates the time lost handling individual disc liners, making it practical for production sanding where changeover speed matters. Installers and finishing technicians working on flat or contoured surfaces will find the adhesive backing allows rapid disc swaps without adhesive residue buildup on the pad.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows fast attachment and clean removal from Stikita backup pads
• Roll format eliminates disc liners for faster access during production use
• C-weight paper backing resists wear under aggressive sanding pressure
• Aluminum oxide mineral cuts fast and performs consistently across metal, wood, and composite surfaces
• Load-resistant coating extends abrasive life by reducing premature disc loading
• P500 grit provides fine to medium stock removal for finishing passes

Compatibility

Designed for use with a 3M Stikita backup pad featuring a compatible adhesive interface, sold separately. Intended for 5-inch diameter disc applications in random orbital or finishing tool configurations.

Installation Notes

Ensure the backup pad surface is clean and free of debris before attaching each disc to achieve full adhesive contact. Align the disc centered on the pad before pressing firmly to seat the adhesive. Power down or disconnect the tool before changing discs. Follow applicable workplace safety guidelines for abrasive tool use, including guarding and RPM rating compliance.