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3 in. x 18 in. Sanding Belt 80 Grit (2-Pack) by Diablo
- Part Number: DCB318080S02G
- UPC: 00008925093152
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Product Overview
Diablo's 3 in. x 18 in. 80-Grit sanding belts include break-through innovations that improve performance, extend sanding life and increase productivity. Featuring a premium zirconium blend, these belts remove material faster than other sanding belts and offer an extra long sanding life. Clog-SHIELD™, Diablo's own blend of grinding agents, reduces loading thus maximizing productivity. The superior grain bonding system, ENDURA-BOND™, provides Diablo's belts with longer life and extreme durability.
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Industrial Category:
Abrasives
Industrial Subcategory:
Abrasive Pads, Sponges, Paper and Belts
Industrial Subtype:
Sanding Belts and Kits
Category Level 4:
Sanding Belts
Backing:
Cloth
Buy Qty Multiple:
5
Each Item Depth:
6.25
Each Item Height:
0.37
Each Item Weight:
0.2
Each Item Width:
5.37
Grit:
80
Grit Blend:
Zirconium Blend
Grit Description:
Medium
Item Height (inches):
0.37
Item Length (inches):
6.25
Item Weight (lbs):
0.2
Item Width (inches):
5.37
Size:
3"x18"
Manufactured By:
Diablo
Other Details
Cermet II (Ceramic and Metallic) teeth deliver a more efficient and productive metal cutting solution through high heat tolerance and increased hardness for superior wear, fewer blade changes and up to 25X longer life versus standard grinding discs
Optimized blade design reduces wandering and deflection of metal, creating precise cuts that require virtually no re-work
Triple Chip Cutting action reduces sparks and the possibility of needing “hot” permits
Up to 10X faster cuts with a circular saw blade for maximum productivity and efficiency, resulting in up to 60 seconds faster cuts in both metals and stainless steels versus standard grinding discs
Up to 50X cooler cuts with a circular saw blade when compared to a grinding disc that increases temperature of steel by up to 500 degrees. Grinding discs increase the temperature enough to permanently discolor the steel.