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The 3M 7010361394 is a Trizact 217EA coated abrasive belt engineered for intermediate finishing and fine polishing applications in metalworking and fabrication environments. It uses 3M microreplicated pyramid technology, in which micron-graded aluminum oxide mineral is formed into uniform pyramidal structures bonded to a JE-weight rayon cloth backing. As the pyramids wear during use, fresh, sharp mineral is continuously exposed, producing a consistent cut rate and predictable surface finish throughout the belt's service life. The belt measures 168 inches in length and 3 inches in width. Licensed metalworkers, fabricators, and finishing technicians are the primary users.
This belt is suited for intermediate finishing and fine polishing steps performed prior to plating or buffing. The flexible JE-weight rayon backing conforms to contoured and irregular surfaces, making it well suited for both flat stock and shaped workpieces. Its consistent cut behavior and extended abrasive life make it a reliable choice for automated and robotic finishing lines where repeatable results are required. It is also appropriate for light-pressure manual applications where controlled mineral breakdown is needed to maintain finish quality.
Designed for use on belt finishing and polishing machines that accept 168-inch by 3-inch abrasive belts. Suitable for metalworking operations requiring intermediate finishing or fine polishing prior to plating or buffing.
Installation should be performed by a qualified machine operator or finishing technician familiar with the specific belt grinder or finishing machine in use. Power down and de-energize the machine completely before mounting or replacing the belt. Verify belt tracking and tension according to the machine manufacturer's specifications before resuming operation. Inspect the belt for damage or improper seating before running under load.
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