Norton 78072763376 Abrasive Belt 240 Grit 1/2x24 in

Product Description

The NORTON 78072763376 is a coated abrasive belt designed for precision dry sanding and finishing on a range of materials. Built on a heavyweight X-weight cloth backing with closed-coat aluminum oxide abrasive, this belt delivers consistent cut and surface finish at 240 grit. The very fine grade makes it well suited to finish sanding, light stock removal, and surface preparation before coating or sealing. Measuring 0.5 inches wide by 24 inches long, it fits compact belt tools commonly used in trade and shop environments. At 0.1 pounds, this is a single-use consumable sold individually.

This belt is used in shop and field applications where a narrow, fine-grit belt is needed for tight contours, edge work, or finishing on metal, wood, or composite surfaces. The closed-coat construction keeps abrasive grain density high across the belt face, which supports smooth, uniform finish passes. Dry-only operation is required. It is a common consumable for HVAC sheet metal fabricators, pipefitters, welders, and general maintenance trades performing surface prep and deburring work.

Key Features

• 240 grit very fine grade aluminum oxide abrasive for finish sanding and surface prep
• Closed-coat construction for uniform grain coverage and consistent finish
• X-weight cloth backing provides flexibility and durability on narrow belt tools
• 0.5 inches x 24 inches size fits compact and file-style belt sanders
• Dry-only operation — not rated for wet sanding applications
• Series R228 construction for repeatable performance across replacement belts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement abrasive belt for compact and file-style belt sanders accepting a 0.5-inch by 24-inch belt configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by the equipment operator or maintenance technician. Power down and disconnect the belt sander from its power source before changing the belt. Ensure the belt arrow indicator, if present, aligns with the direction of tool rotation before securing the tensioning arm. Inspect the platen and drive rollers for wear or debris before seating the new belt.