Norton 66261004441 Hook Loop Disc 120 Grit 2 Inch

Product Description

The NORTON 66261004441 is a 2-inch hook and loop abrasive disc designed for surface preparation, blending, and finishing work on metal, wood, and composite materials. Built with aluminum oxide abrasive on a flexible non-woven backing, this disc cuts consistently through medium-grade applications at 120 grit. The hook and loop attachment system allows fast disc changes without adhesives or spindle hardware. At 0.02 pounds, the disc is lightweight and suited for use with compatible random orbital or disc sanders in tight or contoured work areas. Trade professionals in HVAC fabrication, metal finishing, and general maintenance find this format practical for repeated use cycles.

This disc is intended for medium-grade surface work including rust removal, paint scuffing, weld blending, and prep before coating or bonding. The non-woven construction and flexible backing conform to irregular surfaces, making it useful in both flat and curved applications. At 2 inches in diameter, it fits compact sanding tools commonly used in field service and shop environments. The 120-grit rating places it in the medium range, appropriate for stock removal with a relatively smooth finish result.

Key Features

• 120 grit, medium grade aluminum oxide abrasive for consistent stock removal and surface blending
• Non-woven flexible backing conforms to contoured and irregular surfaces
• 2-inch diameter fits compact hook and loop random orbital sanders and disc tools
• Hook and loop attachment enables fast, tool-free disc swaps during work
• No vacuum holes, maintaining full abrasive face contact on the workpiece
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds, reducing fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for 2-inch hook and loop abrasive discs used with compatible handheld and right-angle disc sanders accepting the hook and loop interface.

Installation Notes

This disc is installed and serviced by general trades, metal fabricators, and maintenance technicians. Before mounting, confirm the backing pad on the sander is clean and free of debris that could prevent secure hook and loop adhesion. Press the disc firmly and evenly onto the backing pad before applying the tool to the workpiece. Inspect the disc face for wear or loading before each use and replace when abrasive performance degrades.