Tru-maxx 7367 Abrasive Belt 120 Grit 36x75 Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The TRU-MAXX 7367 is a coated abrasive belt designed for dry surface grinding, finishing, and stock removal on wide-belt sanders and industrial belt grinding machines. Built on a polyester cloth backing rated X-weight for high tensile strength, this belt uses closed-coat aluminum oxide grain at 120 grit for consistent fine-grade material removal. At 36 inches wide and 75 inches long, it fits wide-belt sander platens common in woodworking shops, metal fabrication facilities, and composite finishing operations. The closed-coat construction maximizes grain coverage for faster cutting action and a more uniform surface finish on each pass.

This belt is suited for dry grinding and finishing applications across wood, metal, and composite substrates. The 120-grit fine grade makes it appropriate for intermediate to final-stage finishing work where surface smoothness matters more than aggressive stock removal. Typical applications include wide-belt sanding of hardwood flooring, cabinet panels, metal plate stock, and structural components. It is intended for professional shop and industrial use where consistent belt performance across repeated passes is required.

Key Features

• 120-grit aluminum oxide grain delivers fine-grade cutting action suitable for intermediate and finish-stage sanding
• Closed-coat abrasive layout maximizes grain density for faster material removal and smoother surface results
• X-weight polyester cloth backing provides high tensile strength and resistance to tearing under load
• Dry-operation design compatible with standard wide-belt and open-platen industrial sanders
• 36-inch width and 75-inch length fit a wide range of commercial and industrial wide-belt sander configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard consumable for industrial wide-belt sanders accepting 36 inches by 75 inches abrasive belts in dry-operation configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified shop personnel following the equipment manufacturer's belt-change procedure. Power down and lock out the sander before opening the belt guard or tensioning mechanism. Verify belt tracking adjustment after installation and run the machine unloaded briefly to confirm proper tracking before engaging a workpiece. Inspect the belt for tears or edge damage before each use.