Norton 66261052267 Hook Loop Disc 5 in No Hole P800B A475

Product Description

The NORTON 66261052267 is a 5-inch hook and loop paper abrasive disc designed for fine finishing and surface preparation work. Running at P800B grit on the A475 paper backing, these discs deliver consistent scratch patterns suited for final sanding passes before priming, sealing, or coating. They mount via hook and loop attachment, allowing fast disc changes without adhesive backing. Sold in bulk packs of 100 discs, the 66261052267 is well matched for high-volume production environments where throughput and consistent finish quality matter. Metalworking, woodworking, and auto body technicians are the primary users.

These discs are intended for use on 5-inch random orbital sanders and finishing sanders equipped with hook and loop backup pads. The no-hole configuration suits applications where dust extraction is handled separately or where the workpiece requires full face contact across the entire 5-inch diameter. Typical use cases include finish sanding bare wood, denibbing cured primer, and light surface prep on metal panels prior to topcoat application. The P800B grit rating places these discs in the ultra-fine range, appropriate for final leveling and surface refinement rather than aggressive stock removal.

Key Features

• P800B ultra-fine grit for final finishing passes and pre-coat surface prep
• 5-inch diameter with no hole pattern for full-face sanding contact
• Hook and loop attachment for fast, tool-free disc changes
• A475 paper backing provides consistent abrasive performance across the disc face
• Bulk pack of 100 discs supports high-volume production workflows
• Case quantity of 400 discs available for shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with 5-inch hook and loop backup pads on random orbital sanders and finish sanders that accept no-hole disc configurations.

Installation Notes

Ensure the backup pad on the sander is clean and free of debris before attaching each disc to maintain full hook and loop engagement. Press the disc firmly and evenly onto the pad before beginning operation. Inspect discs regularly and replace any that show loading, tearing, or uneven wear to maintain consistent finish quality. Dispose of used abrasive discs in accordance with local shop waste guidelines.