3M
3M 22405 361F Quick Change Disc 3in P100 PK50
Quick-change sanding disc with aluminium oxide on polyester backing, P100 grit, 3 inch diameter, TR attachment, rated to 20000 RPM, pack of 50
- TypeSanders
- Quick-change TR system speeds disc swaps
- Aluminium oxide grain cuts consistently on metal
- Polyester YF backing resists heat and tearing
- Closed-coat P100 grit leaves a uniform finish
- Pack of 50 discs keeps production running
Quick-Change Sanding Discs
These 3-inch coated abrasive discs use a TR quick-change system for fast swaps on compatible sanders. The pack contains fifty P100-grit discs built with aluminum-oxide grain on a heat-resistant polyester backing. They are rated for a maximum operating speed of 20,000 RPM.
Medium stock removal and surface prep
Suited for metalworkers and technicians who need consistent medium-grade finishing on contours or flat areas. Not intended for heavy grinding, aggressive material removal, or applications that demand finer finishing grits.
TR quick-change attachment
The TR fastening system locks each disc securely to the backing pad and releases it with a quarter turn. Compatibility depends on the sander accepting TR-type quick-change discs.
Highlights
- Quick-change TR system speeds disc swaps
- Aluminium oxide grain cuts consistently on metal
- Polyester YF backing resists heat and tearing
- Closed-coat P100 grit leaves a uniform finish
- Pack of 50 discs keeps production running
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Brand | 3M |
| Model | 22405 |
Questions about this item
What quick-change system does the 3M 22405 disc use, and what maximum operating speed does that interface support?
The disc uses a TR quick-change system and is rated for a maximum operating speed of 20,000 RPM.
What backing diameter and weight must the backup pad match for the 3M 22405 disc to mount securely?
The disc has a 3 in overall diameter and a YF-weight polyester backing, so the backup pad must match that size and weight rating.
How do you install the 3M 22405 disc on a TR holder, and what step is often missed?
Align the disc with the holder, press firmly, then twist to lock; the step often missed is fully seating the disc before twisting so the TR lugs engage completely.
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