At a Glance
Grit
60
Form
Belt
Length
72 in
Width
3 in
Abrasive Material
Aluminum Oxide
Abrasive Backing Material
X-Weight Cloth
Material
Cloth
For Use On
Metal
Compatible Equipment
Belt Sanders
Finish Type
Coarse
Performance
Heat Resistant
Description
Description
3M 7010361738 Description
3M Cloth Belt 341D is a durable aluminum oxide abrasive belt with X weight cloth backing for aggressive dry sanding and grinding. Designed for metal deburring, general metalworking, and some woodworking, it fits wide belt, edge, and portable belt sanders for consistent cutting performance.
3M 7010361738 Includes
- (50) 3M Cloth Belt 341D, 60 Grit, 3 in x 72 in
3M 7010361738 Features
- Aluminum oxide abrasive grain for fast cutting and long life
- Durable X weight cloth backing withstands heavy sanding and grinding
- Closed coat construction helps deliver a consistent finish
- Resin bond resists heat and pressure in demanding applications
- Film-lok splice helps reduce chatter for smooth belt operation
- Single-flex belt construction for controlled sanding performance
- Recommended for deburring, finishing, grinding, and sanding on metal and wood
3M 7010361738 Specifications
| Product Form | Belt |
| Series | 341D |
| Abrasive Material | Aluminum Oxide |
| Grit | 60 |
| Backing Material | Cloth |
| Backing Weight | X Weight |
| Coat Type | Closed Coat |
| Overall Width | 3 in |
| Overall Length | 72 in |
| Splice Type | Film-lok |
| Flex Type | Single-flex |
| Wet or Dry | Dry |
| Product Color | Brown |
| Application | Deburring; Finishing; Grinding; Sanding |
| For Use On | Aluminum; Carbon Steel; High Nickel Alloy; Soft Metals; Stainless Steel; Titanium Zirconium |
Toolup Part # :
855077
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. www.p65warnings.ca.gov
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