At a Glance
Diameter
6 in
Abrasive Material
Silicon Carbide
Arbor Hole Diameter
1 in
Max RPM
6000
Sub-Brand
Scotch-Brite
For Use On
Stainless Steel
Compatible Equipment
File Sanders
Application
Finishing
Mount Type
Arbor
Description
Description
3M 7000148248 Description
Scotch-Brite Multi-Finishing Wheel is a convolute constructed wheel designed for cleaning and final finishing on stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and other metals. Its conformable nonwoven web and silicon carbide abrasive help deliver uniform finishes while resisting loading for cooler operation.
3M 7000148248 Includes
- (1) Scotch-Brite Multi-Finishing Convolute Wheel, MU-WL, 2S Medium, 6 in x 3 in x 1 in
3M 7000148248 Features
- Convolute nonwoven wheel for cleaning and final metal finishing
- Silicon carbide abrasive for sharp cutting in low pressure finishing applications
- Open web construction runs cool and resists loading
- Conformable construction helps produce uniform finishes on curved, contoured, and flat surfaces
- Designed to help produce Number 3 or Number 4 finishes on stainless steel and other metals
- Center hole attachment supports use with flanges or adaptors to fit smaller arbors
- Medium grade, density 2S
- Maximum speed 6000 rpm
3M 7000148248 Specifications
| Brand | Scotch-Brite |
| Product Number | MU-WL |
| Product Form | Convolute Wheel |
| Abrasive Material | Silicon Carbide |
| Grade | Medium |
| Density | 2 |
| Color | Gray |
| Overall Diameter | 6 in |
| Face Width | 3 in |
| Center Hole Diameter | 1 in |
| Attachment Type | Center Hole |
| Maximum Speed | 6000 rpm |
| Application | Finishing |
| Substrate | Aluminum, Soft Metal, Stainless Steel |
Toolup Part # :
853037
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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