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3M(TM) Paper Sheet 346U, 9 in x 11 in 50 D-weight, 500 per case

0) 02117 PAPER
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0) 02117 PAPER
3M(TM) Paper Sheet 346U, 9 in x 11 in 50 D-weight, 500 per case

Aluminum oxide is a very hard mineral that maintains sharp points on the grains much longer than natural abrasives such as emery or garnet. The abrasive grains are adhered to the sandpaper with some space between them, known as open-coat construction, to minimize the buildup of dust on the surface of the paper, which would otherwise load the abrasive points. Loading often results from sanding soft materials and can clog the abrasive, shortening the usable life of the sandpaper sheet.

  • Tough aluminum oxide abrasive cuts fast and performs well on many surfaces
  • Load resistant open-coat feature enables longer use before replacement
  • Strong, D-weight paper backing supports aggressive sanding
  • Sheets are conformable to various workpieces and usable by either hand or machine
  • Sheets come in a number of sizes to accommodate various applications
Abrasive MaterialAluminum Oxide
ApplicationFinishing
Application CategoryBlending/Deburring
Backing MaterialPaper
Backing WeightD Weight
Coat TypeOpen Coat
Color FamilyYellow
Converted FormSheet
Equipment - MachinesHand Sanding
Flex TypeFull-Flex
For Use On- Hardwood - Aluminum - Brass - Bronze - Gelcoat - Plastic - Copper - Softwood
GradeNon Pertinent
GritP50
Micron GradeNon Pertinent
Net Weight (Imperial)50.8 lb
Net Weight (Metric)23.04 kg
Overall Length (Imperial)9 in
Overall Length (Metric)228.6 cm
Overall Width (Imperial)11 in
Overall Width (Metric)279.4 mm
Product ColorGold
Product FormSheet
Product Number346U
Substrate- Copper - Plastic - Softwood - Paint - Bronze - Glass - Gelcoat - Hardwood - Soft Metals - Brass - Aluminum - Fibreglass
Substrate Category- Composite - Wood - Metal - Paint & Primer
Wet or DryDry
ECCNEAR99

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  • REGULAR SHEETS
  • 0.10 lbs per EA
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