Product Overview:
Indasa 6" Rhynogrip White Line Solid Sanding Discs (61 Series) are production grade abrasives that offer the best balance of productivity, quality finish and cost effectiveness.
WhiteLine is the best option when a very high initial cut and lower costs are desired and a great choice for sanding and finishing fillers, stoppers, composite materials, soft woods, wood coatings, walls and dry wall.
WhiteLine features aluminum oxide grain and a special lubricant stearate no-transfer coating to resist clogging and pilling; the result is a high performance abrasive system that offers extremely high initial cutting power, high stock removal and good surface finish.
6" size grip discs available in a grit range from 36 to 600. Sold 50 discs for all grits.
Application Suggestions:
- Dry sanding
- Sanding and finishing of fillers, stoppers, composite materials, soft woods, wood coatings, walls and dry wall
- Scuffing and rectifying clear coats
- For use with 6" grip (Velcro) backing pads and hand blocks
Features and Benefits:
- Highest initial cutting power and initial stock removal
- Special anti-clogging, no-load lubricant coating (150 to 600 grit)
- Suitable for many applications and materials
- High performance and provides good surface finish
- Grip backing for strong fastening
Compares To:
- 3M Red
- Norton A296 Gold Reserve
- Mirka Basecut
Product Specification:
- D / C weight paper with grip backing
- Lubricant coating (150 to 600 grits)
- Aluminum Oxide abrasive
- Modified synthetic resin bonding
- 6" size solid discs
- Sold 50 discs
- 61 series, part # 61-GRIT
Help Choosing?
Not sure which grit to order, or how hook & loop compares to PSA for your application? These guides have you covered:
- Sanding Disc Grit Guide: From 40 to 800 — What Each Grit Is Used For
- How to Choose the Right Sanding Disc Grit
- Backing Pad Compatibility Guide: Matching Sanding Discs to Your Sander
- How to Choose the Right Sanding Disc Size: 5" vs. 6" vs. 8"
- Rhynogrip vs. Rhynostick: Which Sanding Disc Attachment System Is Right for You?
- Indasa WhiteLine vs. RedLine: Understanding the Product Line Differences
