Norton 66261183918 Hook Loop Disc 5 in 120 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 66261183918 is a 5-inch hook-and-loop sanding disc designed for use with random orbital and disc sanders in professional finishing applications. Built around aluminum oxide abrasive on a C-weight paper backing, this disc delivers consistent stock removal and surface preparation across wood, painted surfaces, and light composites. At 120 grit, it falls in the medium grade range, suited for intermediate sanding passes between rough material removal and final finish work. The gold-colored disc belongs to the Gold Reserve series and includes 8 vacuum holes for dust extraction, helping maintain a cleaner work surface and extend disc life during sustained use.

This disc is intended for trade and professional use wherever disc sanders are deployed — finish carpentry, cabinet shops, flooring contractors, and general construction prep work. The hook-and-loop attachment system allows fast disc changes without adhesives, reducing downtime on the job. The flexible paper backing conforms to slightly contoured surfaces, making it useful for both flat panel work and mild profile sanding. Sold individually per package with a minimum order quantity of 50 units.

Key Features

• 120 grit medium-grade abrasive for intermediate stock removal and surface prep
• Aluminum oxide abrasive material for consistent cutting action across multiple passes
• C-weight paper backing provides a balance of flexibility and support
• 8 vacuum holes allow compatibility with dust-extraction disc sanders
• Hook-and-loop attachment enables fast, tool-free disc changes
• Gold Reserve series disc with flexible construction for flat and mildly contoured surfaces

Compatibility

Designed for use with hook-and-loop disc sanders accepting 5-inch sanding discs with 8-hole vacuum patterns. Verify that the sander's dust port layout aligns with the 8-hole configuration before use.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — press the hook-and-loop face of the disc firmly onto the sander's backing pad before powering on the tool. Inspect the backing pad for wear or contamination before attaching a new disc, as a degraded pad reduces holding force and can cause disc slippage during use. Always power down and disconnect the sander before changing discs. Dispose of worn discs that show exposed backing, torn edges, or loading that cannot be cleared, as these conditions reduce cutting efficiency and can cause uneven surface results.