Tru-maxx 7000500-60 Psa Disc 5 in 60 Grit Aluminum Oxide 50pk

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX 7000500-60 is a pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) abrasive disc designed for high-removal sanding applications in trade and industrial settings. The disc measures 5 inches in diameter and carries a 60-grit aluminum oxide abrasive, placing it in the medium-grade range - effective for stock removal, surface preparation, and weld blending. The X-weight cloth backing provides rigidity and tear resistance under aggressive cutting conditions. No vacuum holes are present, making this disc suited for solid-plate backing pads. This pack contains 50 discs.

These PSA discs are commonly used in metal fabrication shops, automotive body work, and general manufacturing environments where fast material removal is needed on flat or near-flat surfaces. The pressure-sensitive adhesive mount allows quick disc changes without tools. Compatible machine types include dual-action sanders, orbital sanders, right-angle grinders, and vertical-shaft portable grinders. The flexible construction allows the disc to conform slightly to irregular surfaces, reducing gouging on curved workpieces.

Key Features

• 5-inch diameter PSA mount - fits standard 5-inch backing pads
• 60-grit aluminum oxide abrasive for medium-grade stock removal
• X-weight cloth backing for durability under high pressure and heat
• Flexible construction adapts to minor surface contours
• No vacuum holes - designed for use with solid backing pads
• Pack of 50 discs for continuous production or job-site use

Compatibility

Compatible with dual-action sanders, orbital sanders, right-angle grinders, and vertical-shaft portable grinders equipped with a 5-inch PSA backing pad.

Installation Notes

Mounting and dismounting PSA discs should be done with the machine powered off and unplugged or the air supply disconnected. Press the disc firmly and evenly onto a clean, dry backing pad to ensure full adhesive contact before operation. Worn or contaminated backing pads reduce adhesion and can cause disc separation during use - inspect the pad surface before each disc change. Disposal of used abrasive discs should follow facility waste-management procedures.