Dynabrade 79201 Abrasive Belt 60 80 Grit Zirconia Alumina

Product Description

The DYNABRADE 79201 is a zirconia alumina abrasive belt designed for use with compatible narrow-belt power file and detail sander tools. Measuring 0.5 inches wide and 18 inches long, it is available in both 60 grit and 80 grit, placing it in the medium grade range suited for material removal and surface blending. The cloth backing with X-weight construction provides durability and flexibility during aggressive grinding or contour work. Both wet and dry operation is supported, making it a versatile consumable for metalworking, weld blending, and deburring applications. Installation and use are handled by fabricators, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians working with narrow belt abrasive tools.

This belt is sized for narrow-profile power file tools and belt grinders that accept 0.5-inch by 18-inch abrasive belts. It is used across light fabrication, tool and die, HVAC duct fitting, and general metalworking scenarios where access to tight spaces or contoured surfaces is required. The dual-grit listing indicates this SKU is sold individually in either 60 or 80 grit configuration. Both grits are appropriate for medium-duty stock removal, edge blending, and surface preparation on ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

Key Features

• Zirconia alumina abrasive material for aggressive cut rate and extended belt life
• X-weight cloth backing delivers durability and flexibility on contoured work surfaces
• Available in 60 grit and 80 grit medium grade for stock removal and blending
• Supports both wet and dry operation
• Compact 0.5 inch by 18 inch size fits narrow-belt power file tools
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed for use with narrow-belt abrasive power file and belt grinder tools that accept 0.5-inch by 18-inch abrasive belts.

Installation Notes

Abrasive belt replacement is a standard maintenance task performed by the tool operator. Power down and disconnect the tool from its air or electrical supply before changing belts. Follow the tool manufacturer's belt tracking and tensioning procedure to ensure the belt seats correctly before resuming operation. Inspect the belt and tool platen for wear or damage prior to each use.