Metabo 626309000 Abrasive Belt 80 Grit 1-1/2 X 30 in Ceramic

Product Description

The METABO 626309000 is a ceramic-coated abrasive belt designed for dry grinding, deburring, and surface finishing applications. Measuring 1.5 inches wide by 30 inches long, this belt uses ceramic abrasive grain bonded to a cotton backing for consistent cut rate and longer service life compared to aluminum oxide alternatives. Rated at 80 grit, it falls in the medium grade range, making it suitable for stock removal and intermediate surface prep. Each order ships as a pack of 10 belts. Licensed tradespeople and skilled DIYers working with portable or stationary belt sanders will find this a direct-fit consumable for production-paced work.

This belt is used in metal fabrication shops, HVAC duct work, plumbing rough-in, and general trade environments where a reliable abrasive is needed for steel, stainless, and other hard materials. The 1.5 x 30 inch format fits many compact bench belt sanders and inline pneumatic belt tools common in trade shops. Dry-only operation means it is not suited for wet grinding setups. The 10-pack format supports continuous workflow without frequent restocking interruptions during active jobs.

Key Features

• Ceramic abrasive grain delivers high cut rate and extended belt life on hard metals
• 80 grit medium grade balances stock removal speed with surface finish quality
• Cotton backing provides flexibility and conformability across workpiece contours
• Dry-use rated construction suited for standard belt sander applications
• Pack of 10 belts supports high-volume or production-level workflow

Compatibility

Designed for use with belt sanders and grinders that accept 1.5 x 30 inch abrasive belts in dry-operation configurations.

Installation Notes

Install and replace abrasive belts with the sander or grinder fully powered off and disconnected from its power source. Confirm belt tracking direction matches the arrow marked on the belt backing before operation. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when changing or operating abrasive belts. Follow applicable ANSI and OSHA guidelines for abrasive tool safety in the shop environment.