Tru-maxx 7076 Abrasive Belt 240 Grit 3/4 X 18 in Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX 7076 is a coated abrasive belt designed for dry precision finishing on portable and stationary belt sanders. Measuring 0.75 inches wide by 18 inches long, this belt uses aluminum oxide abrasive grain bonded at closed coat density onto a polyester cloth backing with X-weight construction. The 240-grit rating places it firmly in the very fine finishing range, making it suited for final-stage surface preparation, light stock removal, and smoothing before finishing coats. Trades and shop technicians working with metal, wood, or composite materials reach for this grit level when surface quality matters more than material removal rate.

This belt fits compact portable belt sanders and benchtop units that accept the 0.75 x 18 inch belt size. It is commonly used in metal fabrication shops, plumbing and HVAC rough-in finishing work, and general maintenance environments where a controlled, fine finish is required on workpiece surfaces. The aluminum oxide grain holds up well under sustained dry-use conditions and resists loading on most metals and wood composites.

Key Features

• 240-grit aluminum oxide grain for very fine finishing and surface prep
• Closed coat density maximizes abrasive coverage and cutting consistency
• Polyester cloth backing with X-weight rating handles flex and tension demands of belt sander operation
• Dry-use construction — not rated for wet or coolant-assisted applications
• Compact 0.75 x 18 inch size fits portable and benchtop belt sanders

Compatibility

Designed to fit portable and stationary belt sanders that accept a 0.75 inch wide by 18 inch long abrasive belt. Verify belt size against your sander's specifications before ordering.

Installation Notes

Belt installation is typically performed by a technician or tool operator without specialized licensing. Before changing belts, disconnect the sander from power or remove the battery pack. Inspect the belt tracking mechanism and tension arm before seating the new belt, and confirm the belt arrow marking aligns with the direction of sander rotation where indicated. Avoid running the belt against sharp edges or pinch points during initial tracking adjustment.