3M 7010361561 Hook Loop Sanding Disc 80 Grit 3 in 50 Pack

Product Description

The 3M 7010361561 is a hook and loop abrasive sanding disc engineered for surface preparation, finishing, and material removal tasks. Part of the 3M 255L Series, this disc uses aluminum oxide abrasive on a film backing with a coated construction. The 80-grit, coarse-grade designation makes it well-suited for aggressive stock removal and blending on a range of substrates. The film backing provides flexibility resistance and durability under consistent orbital and random-orbit sander use. Sold in a pack of 50, these discs are a standard consumable for trade professionals who need reliable, repeatable abrasive performance on the job.

These discs are used in applications where controlled material removal and surface preparation are required before priming, painting, or coating. The 3-inch diameter is compatible with compact random-orbit sanders commonly used in tight spaces, detail work, auto body prep, woodworking, and metal fabrication. The hook and loop attachment system allows for fast disc swaps without adhesive, reducing downtime during multi-step finishing operations. The gold disc color is characteristic of the 255L Series film product line.

Key Features

• 80-grit coarse aluminum oxide abrasive for aggressive stock removal
• Film backing resists tearing and conforms to sander pad surface
• Hook and loop attachment for fast, tool-free disc changes
• 3M 255L Series construction for consistent cut rate and finish
• No vacuum holes — suited for sanders without dust-extraction ports
• Pack of 50 discs for extended production use

Compatibility

Designed for use with 3-inch hook and loop random-orbit and orbital sanders that accept non-vacuum-hole discs. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and disc changes should be performed with the sander powered off and unplugged. Press the disc firmly onto the sander pad to ensure full hook and loop engagement before operation. Inspect the backing pad regularly — a worn or damaged pad can cause uneven abrasion or premature disc failure. Discs should be stored flat, away from moisture and direct heat to preserve backing integrity.