3M 7010360060 Psa Disc Roll 5 in P120 Grit Paper

Product Description

The 3M 7010360060 is a coated abrasive disc roll featuring a pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) backing for fast, secure attachment to compatible Stikita disc pads. Each disc measures 5 inches in diameter and is graded at P120 grit, making it well suited for material removal, surface blending, paint prep, and metal finishing. The abrasive layer uses a ceramic aluminum oxide blend that self-sharpens during use, maintaining cut rate over the life of the disc. The heavy F-weight paper backing resists tearing under load. Disc rolls reduce changeover time and lower per-disc cost compared to individually packaged discs. This product is installed and used by woodworkers, metal fabricators, automotive painters, and general maintenance trades.

This disc roll is designed for woodworking, paint preparation, and metal finishing applications where consistent cut rate and surface finish are required. It is compatible with rotary tools and random orbital sanders that accept 5-inch PSA-style discs. The PSA backing allows quick disc application and clean removal from the pad without adhesive residue transfer, which is important when rotating through multiple grit sequences on the same sanding session.

Key Features

• Ceramic aluminum oxide blend abrasive self-sharpens for sustained cut rate and long disc life
• Heavy F-weight paper backing supports aggressive sanding and resists tearing
• PSA backing enables fast, tool-free disc application and clean removal from Stikita disc pads
• Disc roll format reduces per-disc cost and simplifies inventory compared to boxed individual discs
• P120 grit suited for paint prep, wood finishing, and light metal surface conditioning
• Compatible with rotary tools and random orbital sanders accepting 5-inch PSA discs

Compatibility

Designed for use with rotary tools and random orbital sanders that accept 5-inch PSA-style abrasive discs, including Stikita disc pad systems.

Installation Notes

Ensure the sander or rotary tool is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Align the disc flush with the pad surface before pressing firmly to activate the PSA bond. Remove discs by peeling back at a low angle to minimize adhesive residue on the pad. Inspect the backing pad for wear or debris before attaching a fresh disc, as pad damage can cause uneven abrasive contact and inconsistent finish.