3M 7010361114 Abrasive Disc Roll 5 Inch P500 Grit Stikita 236U

Product Description

The 3M 7010361114 is a coated abrasive disc roll designed for use with Stikita backup pads and pressure-sensitive adhesive attachment systems. Each roll contains 5-inch diameter sanding discs made with aluminum oxide mineral on a C-weight paper backing. The aluminum oxide abrasive delivers fast cutting action and durability across a wide range of surfaces. A load-resistant coating helps prevent the disc surface from clogging prematurely, extending the working life of each disc. The roll format eliminates the need to handle individual disc liners, making disc changes faster in production and finishing environments.

This disc roll is suited for wood, metal, and composite surface preparation in shop or field settings. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows quick attachment and clean removal from compatible Stikita backup pads, which are sold separately. The P500 grit is appropriate for fine sanding, intermediate finishing passes, and surface prep before topcoat application. The roll format is commonly used in production woodworking, automotive bodywork staging, and general metal finishing where frequent disc changes slow throughput.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows fast attachment and removal without disc liners
• Roll format provides quick access to fresh discs and eliminates liner disposal
• C-weight paper backing resists wear during aggressive sanding passes
• Aluminum oxide mineral cuts fast and performs consistently across wood, metal, and composite surfaces
• Load-resistant coating extends abrasive life by reducing premature disc loading
• P500 grit suited for fine finishing and pre-topcoat surface preparation

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3M Stikita backup pads that accept 5-inch pressure-sensitive adhesive discs, sold separately.

Installation Notes

Attach disc rolls to a compatible Stikita backup pad mounted on a random orbital or disc sander. Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before loading a fresh disc. Align the disc flush with the pad face to avoid edge loading and uneven wear. Follow equipment manufacturer guidelines for maximum RPM ratings when selecting backup pad and sander combinations.