3M 7010328274 Hook Loop Disc 200 Grit 3 in Diamond

Product Description

The 3M 7010328274 is a 3-inch hook and loop abrasive disc designed for fine surface finishing and precision grinding applications. Built around a diamond abrasive material bonded to a flexible cloth backing, this disc delivers consistent cutting action at 200 grit (74 micron) — a very fine grade suited for smoothing, polishing, and light material removal on hard substrates. The hook and loop attachment system allows fast disc changes without adhesive residue. At 0.18 pounds, it is a lightweight consumable used by tile setters, stone fabricators, glass workers, and trade technicians finishing hard surfaces by hand tool or random orbital sander.

This disc is built for dry or wet fine-finishing work on hard materials including stone, ceramic, glass, and composites. The flexible cloth backing conforms to slightly contoured surfaces, making it appropriate for both flat-stock work and mild profile finishing. It is commonly used in flooring, countertop fabrication, and precision surface prep trades where a very fine finish is required before polishing or sealing. The 3-inch diameter fits compact hook and loop backup pads standard on small angle grinders and detail sanders.

Key Features

• Diamond abrasive material for consistent cutting on hard substrates such as stone, ceramic, and glass
• 200 grit (74 micron) very fine grade for finish smoothing and pre-polish surface prep
• Flexible cloth backing conforms to mild surface contours
• Hook and loop attachment for fast, tool-free disc changes
• 3-inch disc diameter fits standard compact backup pads
• No vacuum holes — suited for non-dust-extraction setups

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3-inch hook and loop backup pads on small angle grinders, detail sanders, and hand-held rotary tools. Part of the 3M 6002J series.

Installation Notes

This disc is installed by aligning the hook and loop face with a compatible 3-inch backup pad and pressing firmly until fully seated. Ensure the tool is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Inspect the disc for tears or delamination before use — damaged discs should be discarded. Follow applicable ANSI B7 safety standards for abrasive disc operation including appropriate RPM ratings and eye protection.