3M 7010328935 Scotch-brite Cut and Polish Disc 16 Inch Ao

Product Description

The 3M 7010328935 Scotch-Brite Cut and Polish Disc is a non-woven abrasive disc engineered for satin and high-luster finishing on a variety of metal workpieces. Built with an open-web aluminum oxide construction, the disc delivers an aggressive cut while maintaining a polished surface finish. At 16 inches in diameter with a maximum operating speed of 1300 RPM, it is sized for bench motors and straight-shaft tools used in metal fabrication and finishing shops. The open-web design resists loading, which extends service life and reduces downtime between disc changes.

This disc is suited for aggressive blending, finishing, cleaning, and light deburring on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The non-woven construction provides high cut rates with low heat retention, allowing extended contact time with the workpiece without risking heat distortion. It is a practical choice for fabricators and metalworkers who need a single disc capable of transitioning between cut and polish operations on production or maintenance work.

Key Features

• Aluminum oxide mineral for aggressive cut with a polished surface result
• Open-web non-woven construction resists loading and extends disc service life
• High cut rate with low heat retention allows prolonged contact with the workpiece
• Compatible with bench motors and straight-shaft tools
• Suitable for blending, finishing, cleaning, and light deburring on metal
• 16 inch diameter at 1300 RPM maximum operating speed

Compatibility

Designed for use on bench motors and straight-shaft tools that accept 16 inch non-woven abrasive discs. Suitable for use on a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metal surfaces.

Installation Notes

Mount the disc securely on a bench motor or straight-shaft tool rated for the disc diameter and maximum operating speed before use. Verify the tool spindle speed does not exceed 1300 RPM before operation. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and gloves when operating abrasive discs. Inspect the disc for damage before each use and replace if tears, fraying, or distortion are present.