Merit Abrasives 08834173191 Psa Sanding Disc 14 in 60 Grit

Product Description

The MERIT ABRASIVES 08834173191 is a 14-inch PSA sanding disc engineered for use on stationary disc sanders. Built on a flexible cloth backing with an aluminum oxide abrasive, this disc delivers consistent stock removal at 60 grit. Aluminum oxide is a durable, self-fracturing abrasive that maintains cutting action across a range of materials including wood, composites, and light metals. The pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) mount allows fast disc changes without mechanical fasteners. At 0.25 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to handle during swaps.

This disc is designed for stationary disc sanders in woodworking shops, fabrication facilities, and trade environments where flat-surface grinding and shaping are routine tasks. The 60-grit rating places it in the medium-coarse range, suitable for aggressive shaping, edge blending, and rapid material removal before finishing passes. The flexible cloth backing conforms well under load, maintaining consistent contact across the full disc face. The black cloth construction resists loading and holds up to extended use cycles.

Key Features

• 14-inch diameter fits standard stationary disc sander platens
• 60-grit aluminum oxide abrasive for efficient material removal
• Flexible cloth backing maintains consistent surface contact
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive mount for tool-free disc changes
• No vacuum holes — suits solid platen disc sanders
• Part of the PSAAO series for reliable abrasive consistency

Compatibility

Designed for use with stationary disc sanders accepting 14-inch PSA-mount sanding discs. Solid platen machines without vacuum ports are the intended application for this no-hole disc configuration.

Installation Notes

Power down and lock out the disc sander before removing the old disc or installing a new one. Clean the platen surface of adhesive residue before applying the new PSA disc to ensure full, even contact. Press the disc firmly from the center outward to eliminate air pockets. Inspect the disc for tears or delamination before resuming operation.