Tru-maxx 7154 Abrasive Belt 80 Grit 2x60 in Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX 7154 is a coated abrasive belt designed for dry belt sanding applications on stationary and portable belt sanders. Measuring 2 inches wide by 60 inches long, this belt uses an aluminum oxide abrasive grain at 80 grit, which falls in the medium grade range. It is built on a polyester cloth backing rated at X-weight, providing durability and resistance to tearing under sustained load. Closed-coat construction means the abrasive grain covers the full surface, delivering consistent material removal across the entire belt width. Fabricators, metalworkers, woodworkers, and maintenance technicians are the primary users of this belt format.

This belt fits 2 x 60 inch belt sander configurations common in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and trade workshops. It is suited for stock removal, weld blending, surface conditioning, and edge deburring on wood, metal, and composite materials. The 80 grit medium grade makes it appropriate for intermediate sanding passes where aggressive stock removal is needed without leaving deep scratch patterns that require extensive finishing work afterward.

Key Features

• 80 grit medium grade aluminum oxide abrasive for consistent intermediate stock removal
• Closed-coat construction delivers full-surface grain coverage and uniform scratch pattern
• X-weight polyester cloth backing resists tearing and flexing during high-tension sanding
• Dry-use rated for standard belt sander operation without coolant or water
• 2 x 60 inch format fits a widely used belt sander size in fabrication and maintenance trades

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for 2 x 60 inch belt sander configurations requiring an 80 grit aluminum oxide coated belt with polyester cloth backing.

Installation Notes

Belt installation is performed by machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians on belt sander equipment. Always power down and disconnect the sander from its power source before changing belts. Inspect the belt for cracks, fraying, or splice separation before mounting, and confirm the arrow on the belt backing aligns with the direction of sander rotation. Verify that tracking is adjusted properly before returning the machine to service.