3M 7010361558 Abrasive Disc Roll 5 Inch P240 Grit Film

Product Description

The 3M 7010361558 is a Stikita 255L coated abrasive disc roll designed for fast cut rates and close-tolerance finishing on wood, paint preparation, and defect repair. Each disc features aluminum oxide grain bonded to a tear-resistant film backing. That film backing delivers a consistent finish and holds up better than comparable paper products under production conditions. The open coat construction and load-resistant coating resist clogging from dust and debris, keeping the disc cutting aggressively throughout its service life. This roll format is suited for shops and technicians running high volumes of surface prep work.

This disc roll is used in automotive refinishing, woodworking, and general surface preparation applications where a uniform, close-tolerance finish is required. The 5-inch diameter and P240 grit make it appropriate for final paint prep passes, light material removal, and defect correction on painted panels or wood surfaces. The roll format is particularly practical in high-production environments where throughput and consistency matter.

Key Features

• Roll form eliminates the need to peel individual disc liners, speeding up disc changes in production settings
• Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows quick disc application and clean removal without residue
• Aluminum oxide abrasive grain provides fast cut, long service life, and consistent performance across a range of surfaces
• Tear-resistant film backing maintains dimensional stability and delivers a close-tolerance, uniform finish
• Open coat construction with load-resistant coating resists loading from dust and debris for sustained cutting action

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5-inch random orbital and disc sanders equipped with a hook-and-loop or pressure-sensitive adhesive backup pad accepting 5-inch coated abrasive discs.

Installation Notes

Disc application and removal should be performed with the sander powered off and disconnected from the power source. Ensure the backup pad surface is clean and free of debris before applying each disc to maintain full adhesive contact. Discard discs showing visible loading, tearing, or uneven wear to avoid surface damage. Follow applicable shop safety practices including dust collection and appropriate respiratory protection when sanding paint or wood materials.