3M Fibre Disc Black Back-Up Pads Flat 100mm (XC003410104)
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Our 3M Fibre Disc Back-up Pad is made to drive and support fiber backed discs during sanding, grinding or finishing processes. This essential pad is designed to fit right angle sanders equipped for TN Quick Change style attachments.
Essential Support for Every Job
Our 3M Fibre Disc Back-up Pads provide a sturdy support for fibre backed discs, which enhances the power of the abrasive when sanding, deburring and finishing. These pads are attached to a central shaft by our TN Quick Change attachment system, which is both strong and easy to change. Our 3M Fibre Disc Back-up Pads are made of a tough plastic material, which gives support evenly across the surface of the disc. These hard density back-up pads are strong yet still slightly flexible, which allows for smooth application of abrasive discs to metal surfaces.
Features:
- 4 � inch diameter size is appropriate for all fibre backed discs
- Designed for use with TN Quick Change attachment system
- Hard density backing, suitable for most metalworking applications
- Provides even support across the surface of the disc
- Use with right angle, pneumatic or electric sanders
Abrasive Attachment Type
Hub & Retainer Nut
Assembled Weight
Threaded
Attachment type
Threaded
Brand
3M
Catalyst Content
M10-1.5 INT
Center Hole Thread Size
M10-1.5 INT
Custom Variant
3M-07312
GTIN
04046719935130
Mask Size
Plastic
Maximum Room Size
15200.0 rpm
Maximum speed (revolutions)
15200.0 rpm
MPN
7000008959
Overall Copper Capacity
100.0 mm
Overall Diameter
100.0 mm
Printing Method
Black
Product Color
Black
Product Series
Back-up Pad
Product type
Back-up Pad
Shank Diameter
Round
Shape
Round
Unit of Measure
Each
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