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Scotch-Brite™ Surface Conditioning Scrim Backed Belt, SC-BS, A/O Coarse, 2 in x 60 in, 10 ea/Case
$27.25 / Each
| SKU | 7000120573 |
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| Legacy SKU | 61500018025 |
| UPC | 00048011050201 |
| Product Number | SC-BS |
Scotch-Brite Surface Conditioning Belt is a durable belt engineered to perform detail work such as blending, blending corners, cleaning, contour finishing, deburring, deburring edges, fine finishing, flat finishing, setting the grain, stainless steel finishing, and attaining straightline-brushed finishes on a variety of metals.
- Nonwoven, surface conditioning belts clean, blend, deburr and finish
- Reduced loading and heat build-up allow extended operating time and consistent surface conditioning results
- Conformability allows abrasive to stay in contact with complex-shaped parts in robotic processing
- Reinforced backing and nonwoven open web material provide superior flexibility for detail work, over contours and edges
- Removes surface imperfections, grind lines, mill, and other marks
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| Weight | 4.51066 lb |
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| Length | 16.5748 in |
| Width | 16.49606 in |
| Height | 5 in |
| Color | Brown |
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| Maximum Speed | 6,500 ft/min |
PRODUCT FAQ
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What are the dimensions of the 3M Scotch-Brite Surface Conditioning Belt?
The dimensions of the belt are 2 inches x 60 inches.
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What does A CRS mean in reference to this belt?
The "A CRS" stands for "coarse." This means that the abrasive particles on the surface conditioning belt are rough and intended for removing larger imperfections from surfaces.
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How many belts come in each case?
Each case contains 10 surface conditioning belts.
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What types of materials can be used with this belt?
The 3M Scotch-Brite Surface Conditioning Belt is suitable for use on a variety of metals, including stainless steel, brass, carbon steel, nickel alloy and cobalt alloy. It can also be used on plastic and composite materials.
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Can these belts be used with a standard bench grinder or spindle sander?
No. These belts require specific machinery designed for use with coated abrasives such as flap wheels or wide-belt machines. It's important to ensure that you have compatible equipment before purchasing these surface conditioning belts.
Scotch-Brite™ Surface Conditioning Belt is a versatile abrasive that is effective in removing coarse grind lines, mill marks, or small burrs left by cutting tools or conventional abrasives. These abrasive belts come in various widths and lengths and are suitable for different belt sanding tools. They can be used on both wood and metal surfaces.
Ideal for Robotic FinishingScotch-Brite™ Surface Conditioning Belts are highly conformable and consistent, making them an excellent option for robotic metal finishing. They can produce a spec-required, aesthetic finish when used in both manual and robotic processing.
Choose the Right Belt for You3M offers a wide selection of belts that can fit most industrial belt sanders. Wide belt sanders are used for sanding and finishing large wood panels. Medium-width belts fit onto edge or portable belt sanders for sanding or blending wood pieces such as cabinet doors. Narrow belts are used with file tools in metalworking to access small areas or inside corners.
Hard-Working Minerals: Aluminum Oxide and Silicon CarbideScotch-Brite™ Surface Conditioning Belts are manufactured with a choice of silicon carbide or aluminum oxide abrasive mineral. Silicon carbide is a synthetic mineral that is very sharp and commonly used for low-pressure applications such as paint prep and finishing. Aluminum oxide is a hard, blocky mineral that provides high cut-rate and long life. While silicon carbide breaks down faster than aluminum oxide, it produces a finer finish.
An Alternative for Wheels and DiscsBelt sanders are used for rapid grinding, sanding, and finishing on a variety of surfaces. Sanding wheels and discs may clog quickly, making them less efficient, depending on the material being worked. Belt sanders continue to sand without clogging because small grooves in the abrasive belt open as they go around the arc of the drive wheel.
