Metabo 626310000 Abrasive Belt 120 Grit 1-1/2x30 in Ceramic

Product Description

The METABO 626310000 is a ceramic-coated abrasive belt designed for dry grinding and finishing applications on metal, wood, and composite surfaces. Measuring 1-1/2 inches wide by 30 inches long, this belt mounts on compatible belt grinders and file belt sanders used by metal fabricators, machinists, and maintenance technicians. The 120-grit fine-grade ceramic abrasive delivers consistent stock removal and a smooth surface finish. The cotton backing provides flexibility and durability through extended use cycles. Sold in a package of 10 belts, this SKU suits shops that burn through belts at a high rate and want a reliable supply on hand.

This abrasive belt is suited for bench-top and handheld belt grinders in metalworking shops, fabrication facilities, and maintenance environments. The fine 120-grit rating makes it appropriate for intermediate-to-final finishing passes rather than aggressive material removal. Dry operation only — no coolant or cutting fluid should be used with this belt. Technicians in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trades also use fine-grit belts for deburring copper pipe, conduit ends, and sheet metal edges before fitting or connection.

Key Features

• 120-grit ceramic abrasive for fine-grade finishing and consistent surface prep
• 1-1/2 inches wide by 30 inches long — fits common bench-top belt grinder configurations
• Ceramic abrasive material resists heat and maintains cutting ability longer than aluminum oxide
• Cotton backing provides flexibility and conformability on contoured workpieces
• Dry-use rated — no wet or coolant-based operation
• Sold in a 10-belt package for high-volume shop use

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement abrasive belt for belt grinders and file sanders that accept 1-1/2 inch wide by 30 inch long belts. Verify machine belt-size specifications before ordering.

Installation Notes

Abrasive belts should be installed by trained personnel following the grinder manufacturer's belt-change procedure. Power down and disconnect the grinder from its power source before removing or mounting a belt. Inspect the belt for tears, uneven splices, or backing damage before running — a damaged belt can fail at speed. Always confirm belt tracking and tension before resuming grinding operations.