3M 7100095614 Abrasive Film Disc 5 Inch P500 Grit

Product Description

The 3M 7100095614 is a 5-inch coated abrasive film disc designed for sanding and finishing on a wide range of substrates. It uses premium aluminum oxide grain bonded to a durable, tear-resistant film backing for consistent material removal and a uniform surface finish. The open coat construction delivers an aggressive cut rate, while a load-resistant coating prevents dust and debris from clogging the abrasive surface during use. Rated to 12000 RPM, this disc is built for production-level throughput in demanding sanding applications.

This disc is suited for finishing contoured and flat surfaces across metal, wood, composites, and painted substrates. The Stikita pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows fast disc changes on compatible PSA backup pads, reducing downtime between grits. A protective liner keeps the adhesive clean during storage and handling. Typical users include body shop technicians, industrial finishers, and fabricators working on high-volume surface preparation or finish-sanding tasks.

Key Features

• Premium aluminum oxide abrasive grain for fast cut rate and extended disc life
• Tear-resistant film backing delivers a consistent, uniform finish on flat and contoured surfaces
• Open coat construction provides aggressive material removal
• Load-resistant coating resists clogging from dust and debris
• Stikita PSA backing allows quick application and removal with a liner to protect adhesive during storage
• Rated to 12000 RPM for compatibility with standard PSA random orbital and disc sanders

Compatibility

Designed as a PSA-mount replacement disc for use with 5-inch PSA backup pads on random orbital and straight-line disc sanders accepting P500-grit abrasive discs.

Installation Notes

Remove the liner from the Stikita backing immediately before mounting to keep the adhesive free of contamination. Press the disc firmly onto a clean, dry PSA backup pad before operation. Do not exceed the rated 12000 RPM maximum speed. Worn or contaminated backup pads can cause uneven contact and inconsistent finish results; inspect the pad before each disc change.