3M Fibre Disc 787C, 125 mm x 22 mm, 120+, Slotted

Use 3M Fibre Disc 787C for a step up in performance over conventional fibre discs.These fibre discs offer an ultra-fast cut making them an excellent choice for weld removal, blending, and finish refinement on stainless steel and high nickel alloys. The Advanced Solution for Challenging Applications- Balance cost and output by selecting the abrasive with precisely the right amount of cut and life. 787C contains the exact amount of precision shaped grain (PSG) you need to optimise the balance of speed and longevity for challenging applications from grinding to deburring. A grinding aid is incorporated to keep the disc and workpiece cool and further prolonging disc life. Disc construction includes a stiff fibre backing and strong resin bond that provide durability and tear-resistance. This combined with the abrasive grain enables operators to complete more parts per disc and require fewer disc changes. The exceptional life and cut of these 787C fibre discs make them one of 3M’s best grinding discs for high production environments, providing significant gains over conventional fibre discs. With jobs where a higher-tier fibre disc could be under-utilised but productivity is still your bottom line, these fibre discs deliver outstanding throughput. Step Up Production with 3M Precision Shaped Grain- Developed for improved output on light to heavy stock removal, 3M Precision Shaped Grain lets operators finish tough tasks faster and with less fatigue. It wears evenly, and because the abrasive itself stays cooler and sharper, PSG abrasives last significantly longer than their conventional ceramic counterparts, ensuring extended high performance in production applications. To accomplish this level of performance, 3M engineers apply proprietary micro replication technology to create precise triangular structures of 3M Ceramic Abrasive Grain, and then electrostatically orient them on the backing to form sharp peaks. These ultra-sharp peaks slice cleanly through metal rather than gouging or ‘ploughing’ as conventional abrasives do, and continuously self-sharpen as the points break off.