3M™ Cubitron II™ Cloth Belt 966F is designed to provide efficient surface finishing on a variety of metals including stainless steel, titanium and other high nickel alloys. Made with 3M precision shaped ceramic grain attached to a water resistant polyester cloth backing, this belt can aggressively sand and finish surface without discoloring the metal in either wet or dry applications.
Current product 3M™ Cubitron™ II Cloth Belt 966F | |||
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| Overall Width (Metric) | 50.8 mm, 63.5 mm, 69.85 mm, 101.6 mm, 228.6 mm, 304.8 mm, 457.2 mm, 1,066.8 mm, 1,320.8 mm, 1,600.2 mm | ||
| Overall Width (Imperial) | 2 in, 2.5 in, 2.75 in, 4 in, 9 in, 12 in, 18 in, 42 in, 52 in, 63 in | ||
| Grit | 20+, 20, 24+, 24, 36+, 40+, 50+, 60+, 80+ | ||
| Backing Weight | YF Weight, ZF Weight | ||
| Overall Length (Metric) | 1,828.8 mm, 2,286 mm, 2,616.2 mm, 2,743.2 mm, 3,048 mm, 3,200.4 mm, 3,352.8 mm, 3,505.2 mm, 4,013.2 mm, 4,064 mm, 4,559.3 mm, 4,572 mm | ||
| Overall Length (Imperial) | 72 in, 90 in, 103 in, 108 in, 120 in, 126 in, 132 in, 138 in, 158 in, 160 in, 179.5 in, 180 in |
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