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The NORTON 66261131537 is a 5-inch hook and loop sanding disc from the A275 series, designed for finish sanding and surface preparation work. The disc uses aluminum oxide abrasive on a B-weight paper backing, delivering consistent cut and finish across a range of materials including wood, composites, and painted surfaces. At 600 grit, it falls in the extra fine grade range, making it appropriate for final prep passes, light material removal, and between-coat sanding. The flexible paper backing conforms to slightly contoured surfaces without losing contact pressure. This disc attaches and releases quickly via the hook and loop fastening system, reducing downtime during disc changes on compatible random orbital and disc sanders.
This disc is suited for finish carpentry, cabinet making, auto body prep, and general surface finishing applications in both residential and light commercial settings. The A275 series is a coated abrasive line commonly used where consistent scratch pattern and surface quality matter on the final pass. The disc is sold individually, with a minimum order quantity of 100 units, making it appropriate for shops and trade professionals who go through high volumes of fine-grit discs during production or finishing work. No vacuum holes are included, so it is intended for use on sanders without dust extraction port requirements at the pad.
Designed for use with 5-inch hook and loop random orbital sanders and disc sanders that accept non-perforated sanding discs. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the product input.
Installation is performed by pressing the abrasive disc firmly onto the hook and loop sanding pad of the tool until fully seated. Ensure the sander is powered off and unplugged before changing discs. Inspect the sanding pad surface for worn or debris-covered hook material that can reduce disc retention and lead to disc separation during use. Discs should be discarded when abrasive loading or glazing reduces cut rate, as a loaded disc generates heat and can damage the workpiece surface.
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