Norton 66261100320 Sanding Sheet 60 Grit Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The NORTON 66261100320 is an aluminum oxide sanding sheet designed for dry material removal on wood, metal, and composite surfaces. Rated at 60 grit, it falls in the medium grade range — aggressive enough to remove mill marks, flatten rough surfaces, and knock down high spots without excessive loading. The sheet uses a C-weight paper backing, which balances flexibility and durability for flat or hand-block sanding. An open coat density keeps the abrasive surface from clogging during use. This sheet is rated for dry use only and is not load resistant, making it best suited for clean, controlled stock-removal passes rather than finish work.

The A213 series sheet is a general-purpose abrasive suited to residential and light commercial applications. Woodworkers, metal fabricators, painters, and finishing contractors typically reach for this grit level when prepping surfaces between rough shaping and finer finishing stages. It performs well on bare wood, light rust removal, paint stripping on flat panels, and initial surface prep before moving to finer grits. The 60-grit cut is a common starting point in progressive sanding sequences.

Key Features

• 60 grit aluminum oxide abrasive for medium-grade material removal
• C-weight paper backing provides durability with moderate flexibility
• Open coat construction reduces clogging during dry sanding passes
• Series A213 general-purpose design for wood, metal, and composite surfaces
• Dry-use only rated — not suitable for wet or waterproof applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat sanding sheet compatible with hand blocks and standard flat-pad orbital or finishing sanders that accept sheet-style abrasives in the corresponding size.

Installation Notes

Secure the sheet firmly to a sanding block or machine pad before use to prevent slipping during operation. Always wear appropriate respiratory protection and eye protection when dry sanding, as aluminum oxide dust is an inhalation hazard. Inspect the sheet before each use and replace when abrasive grains appear glazed or the backing shows tears. Disconnect or power down any powered equipment before loading or removing abrasive sheets.