Norton 66261136194 Aluminum Oxide Shop Roll 100 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 66261136194 is an aluminum oxide shop roll designed for general-purpose material removal, blending, and finishing across metal, wood, and composite surfaces. Coated on a flexible J-weight backing, this roll delivers consistent cut and a uniform finish. At 100 grit, it sits in the medium range, making it well suited for surface prep, deburring, and intermediate finishing passes. The red-colored abrasive coating is a recognizable indicator of Norton's aluminum oxide grain on this backing type. Fabricators, machinists, and maintenance technicians reach for shop rolls when working contoured or hard-to-reach surfaces that flat sheet stock cannot conform to.

Shop rolls are a standard consumable in metal fabrication shops, machine maintenance environments, and woodworking operations. The flexible J-weight backing allows the roll to wrap around pipes, tubing, curved weldments, and irregular profiles. Sections can be torn to length by hand and used with a backing block, folded over a file, or wrapped around a dowel for detail work. This roll is appropriate for both bench and in-the-field use where controlled hand sanding is required.

Key Features

• 100 grit aluminum oxide abrasive for medium stock removal and surface prep
• Flexible J-weight shop roll backing conforms to curved and irregular surfaces
• Red grain coating for visual identification and consistent abrasive coverage
• Tear-to-length format reduces waste and adapts to varied job sizes
• Suitable for use on metal, wood, and composite substrates

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose shop roll for hand sanding applications on metal, wood, and composite surfaces where a flexible, conformable abrasive is required.

Installation Notes

Shop rolls require no installation in the traditional sense but should be handled with appropriate PPE including safety glasses and gloves when in use. Tear sections to the required length before starting work to maintain control and minimize edge fraying. For best results, use consistent hand pressure with a backing block on flat surfaces. Dispose of used abrasive sections per your shop's consumables waste procedures.