Norton 66623325926 Hook Loop Disc 320 Grit 2 Inch

Product Description

The NORTON 66623325926 is a 2-inch hook and loop abrasive disc designed for fine surface finishing and blending work. Built with a non-woven aluminum oxide abrasive construction, this disc delivers consistent 320-grit cutting action at a Very Fine grade. The hook and loop backing allows for fast disc changes on compatible random orbital and detail sanders without tools. Its flexible construction conforms to curved and contoured surfaces, making it well suited for finishing passes on metal, wood, composite, and painted substrates. Weighing just 0.01 pounds, this is a lightweight consumable intended for high-cycle use in professional finishing environments.

This disc is used in applications requiring fine material removal, surface prep before sealing or coating, and inter-coat scuffing. The 320 Very Fine grit level is appropriate for final sanding stages on wood finishing projects, light deburring of metal edges, and surface conditioning tasks where a smooth, uniform scratch pattern is needed. Trades commonly using this disc include finish carpenters, auto body technicians, metal fabricators, and general maintenance professionals working on surface restoration or prep work.

Key Features

• 320 Very Fine grit aluminum oxide abrasive for consistent, controlled material removal
• Non-woven construction provides flexibility and conforms to contoured surfaces
• Hook and loop backing enables fast, tool-free disc swaps during operation
• No vacuum holes — suited for applications where dust extraction through the disc is not required
• Flexible design reduces gouging risk on curved or irregular workpieces
• Compact 2-inch diameter fits detail sanders and small random orbital tools

Compatibility

Designed for use with 2-inch hook and loop random orbital sanders and detail sanding tools that accept non-woven abrasive discs without vacuum hole patterns.

Installation Notes

Attach the disc firmly to the sander pad by pressing the hook and loop surfaces together before powering on the tool. Inspect the backing pad for worn or damaged hook material before each use, as a degraded pad reduces disc retention. Always power down and disconnect the sander before changing discs. Follow applicable workplace safety guidelines for respiratory protection when sanding materials that generate fine particulate.