Milwaukee 48-80-7060 Abrasive Belt 3/8x13 60 Grit Ceramic 4pk

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 48-80-7060 is a ceramic-grain coated abrasive belt designed for aggressive material removal on die grinders, file belt sanders, and other narrow-belt power tools. At 3/8 inch wide and 13 inches long, this belt fits compact belt sanding attachments commonly used by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, plumbers, and electricians for deburring, surface prep, and fitting cleanup. The 60-grit ceramic abrasive cuts fast on steel, copper, stainless, and aluminum. Closed-coat construction maximizes grain density per square inch, which translates to faster stock removal and longer belt life compared to open-coat alternatives. Sold as a pack of 4 belts.

These belts are suited for tight-clearance metalworking tasks in trade and light industrial settings. Common applications include deburring pipe ends, cleaning weld seams, preparing copper tubing surfaces before soldering, smoothing rough cuts on conduit, and general metal surface finishing. The Y-weight cloth backing resists tearing under load, making the belt appropriate for contact-pressure work on curved or irregular surfaces. Dry-use only - do not use with cutting fluids or coolants.

Key Features

• 60-grit ceramic abrasive for aggressive, fast-cutting stock removal
• Closed-coat grain pattern maximizes abrasive coverage and cut rate
• Y-weight cloth backing provides tear resistance under sustained pressure
• 3/8 inch x 13 inch profile fits narrow-belt file sander attachments
• Made in USA construction
• Pack of 4 belts for extended service life on the job

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement abrasive belt for narrow-belt file sanders and die grinder belt attachments accepting a 3/8 inch x 13 inch belt. Verify tool manufacturer belt size specifications before installing.

Installation Notes

Disconnect or power down the tool before changing belts. Confirm belt tracking direction - most coated abrasive belts have a recommended run direction marked on the backing; install accordingly to avoid premature edge failure. Inspect the drive roller and platen for wear or debris before fitting a new belt. These belts are rated for dry use only - exposure to liquids will degrade the backing bond and reduce service life.