5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG - Norton Company

Norton Company | 5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG | 31575

Product Description

The Norton Company 5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG is a 5-inch, 320-grit, spiral-wound, metal bonded abrasive disc that is ideal for general purpose deburring, finishing, and polishing of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The disc features a zirconia alumina grain for long life and superior performance, and a resinoid matrix for flexibility and resistance to loading. The disc is also backed with a 100-grit mineral bonded paper for added durability.

Key Features

• 5-inch diameter
• 320-grit
• Spiral-wound construction
• Metal bonded abrasive
• Zirconia alumina grain
• Resinoid matrix
• 100-grit mineral bonded paper backing

Applications

The Norton Company 5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG is ideal for use on a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including steel, aluminum, and brass. It can be used for general purpose deburring, finishing, and polishing.

Benefits

The Norton Company 5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG offers a number of benefits, including:

• Long life: The zirconia alumina grain is long lasting and resists wear, providing a longer working life than other abrasives.
• Superior performance: The spiral-wound construction and resinoid matrix provide superior performance, resulting in a smooth, even finish.
• Flexibility and resistance to loading: The flexible resinoid matrix allows the disc to conform to the surface being worked, while the zirconia alumina grain resists loading for consistent performance.
• Durability: The 100-grit mineral bonded paper backing provides added durability, making the disc less likely to tear or delaminate.

Ordering Information

The Norton Company 5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG is available for purchase online and at select retailers. The product is sold in a package of 100 discs.

Additional Information

For more information on the Norton Company 5" P320B SPD-GRP CHAMPGN MGNM 100/PKG, please visit the product page on the Norton website.