3M 7100067075 Cubitron Ii 6 Inch 150 Grit Abrasive Disc Roll

Product Description

The 3M 7100067075 is a coated abrasive disc roll featuring 3M Precision Shaped Ceramic Grain technology. The triangular ceramic mineral geometry is engineered to slice through material rather than plow or gouge, producing faster stock removal and extended disc life compared to conventional abrasive grain. Each disc uses a Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive attachment for quick disc changes without removing individual liners. The roll format keeps discs pre-stacked and ready to pull, reducing changeover time at the grinder. This roll contains 6-inch diameter discs at 150 grit, suited to finishing and stock removal across metal and other common fabrication substrates.

This disc roll is intended for use in metal fabrication, welding shops, and general industrial grinding and finishing operations. The 150 grit level positions it for intermediate stock removal and surface prep work where a consistent finish is needed before final steps. The Stikita backing is compatible with Stikita-style random orbital and disc sanders. It is well suited for high-volume production environments where rapid disc changes and consistent cut rate are priorities.

Key Features

• 3M Precision Shaped Ceramic Grain slices substrate rather than gouging, delivering faster cut rates
• Cuts up to 2x as fast as conventional abrasives for improved throughput
• Lasts up to 4x as long as conventional abrasive discs, reducing disc consumption
• Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows fast, tool-free disc changes
• Roll format eliminates individual disc liners, streamlining disc loading at the machine
• 6-inch diameter at 150 grit covers a broad range of stock removal and surface prep applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with Stikita-compatible random orbital sanders and disc grinders that accept 6-inch diameter abrasive discs.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by pressing the Stikita-backed disc firmly onto a clean, dry Stikita-compatible backup pad. Ensure the sander or grinder is powered off and the tool is at a complete stop before changing discs. Inspect the backup pad surface for contamination or wear before applying a fresh disc, as debris or pad damage will reduce adhesion and disc performance. Abrasive disc installation and grinding operations should follow applicable shop safety protocols and personal protective equipment requirements.