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Norton® 66261131651 A275OP Non-PSA Coated File Strip, 17-1/2 in L x 2-3/4 in W, P100 Grit, Medium Grade, Aluminum Oxide Abrasive, Anti-Loading Paper Backing

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Description

Norton® Coated File Strip, Non-PSA, Series: A275OP, 17-1/2 in Length, 2-3/4 in Width, P100 Grit, Medium Grade, Aluminum Oxide Abrasive, Anti-Loading Paper Backing, Anti-Clog/Open Coat, Applicable Materials: 300 Series Stainless, Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Fiberglass/Composites, Hard Carbon Steel, Hardwood, Soft Carbon Steel, Softwood, Super Alloys, Titanium and Glass, B-Weight Backing Weight

Tackle a range of surfaces and coatings with this A275 OP medium grit paper non-PSA file strip, which is designed for use with sanding boards. The premium heat treated aluminum oxide abrasive is P-graded and provides a consistent finish on all surfaces and coatings. A water based, non-pigmented stearate coating resists clogging and loading, while a fiber reinforced, B-weight, latex saturated backing resists tears. The paper works well for moderate removal on materials that tend to load, such as composites, plastics and painted surfaces.

Specifications

Abrasive Material Aluminum Oxide
Applicable Materials 300 Series Stainless, Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Fiberglass/Composites, Hard Carbon Steel, Hardwood, Soft Carbon Steel, Softwood, Super Alloys, Titanium and Glass
Backing Material Anti-Loading Paper
Backing Weight B-Weight
Coat Type Anti-Clog/Open
Grade Medium
Grit P100
Length 17-1/2 in
Series A275OP
Type Non-PSA
Width 2-3/4 in

Country of Origin: Canada

Application:
Body Filler, Clean and Detail, Finishing, Paint Preparation, Sanding and Surface Prep

Features

  • Premium, P-graded, heat treated aluminum oxide abrasive for consistent surface finish, exceptional performance on all surfaces and coatings
  • Unique fiber reinforced, B-weight latex saturated backing for 50 to 60% improvement in tear strength
  • Non-pigmented, water based stearate (anti-clog) coating, open coat for best resistance to clogging and loading during sanding
  • Clip onto a sanding board as a better choice for moderate material removal on painted surfaces, composites, plastics or any material that tends to load
  • 100 to 220 grit for intermediate to finish sanding
  • No color dye in coating process, no risk of color transfer to workpiece no finish contamination

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