3M 7100065802 Hook Loop Sanding Disc 6 in Medium

Product Description

The 3M 7100065802 is a 6-inch hook and loop sanding disc rated at medium grade, designed for surface preparation, material removal, and finishing work across a wide range of substrates. The hook and loop backing system allows fast disc changes without tools, reducing downtime during production or service work. At medium grade, this disc removes material efficiently while leaving a surface ready for finer finishing steps. Sold individually, it is a practical stock item for trades and shops that go through abrasives regularly.

This disc is suited for use on wood, metal, composites, and painted surfaces in residential renovation, light fabrication, and general maintenance applications. It mounts to any 6-inch hook and loop compatible random orbital or disc sander. Medium-grade abrasive makes it appropriate for stock removal, paint stripping prep, and smoothing rough surfaces before priming or coating. Woodworkers, painters, metal fabricators, and general contractors commonly keep this disc on hand for day-to-day tasks.

Key Features

• 6-inch diameter fits standard hook and loop random orbital sanders
• Medium grade abrasive for balanced material removal and surface finish
• Hook and loop backing enables tool-free disc swaps
• Sold as a single disc, allowing flexible quantity purchasing
• UNSPSC Code 31191506 for procurement and catalog compatibility

Compatibility

Designed for use with 6-inch hook and loop compatible disc sanders and random orbital sanders. Verify that the sander backing pad matches the 6-inch hook and loop interface before installing.

Installation Notes

Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Align the disc flat against the backing pad and press firmly to engage the hook and loop fastening surface. Inspect the backing pad for wear before attaching a new disc, as a damaged pad reduces holding strength and can cause disc separation during use. Follow the sander manufacturer's guidelines for maximum RPM to avoid disc failure.