3M Scotch-Brite 07460 4" Non-Woven Clean and Strip Discs, 1/4" Center Hole, Extra Coarse Grade, 6000 RPM, 10-Pack
- The 3M 07460 Clean & Strip Disc is an extra coarse non-woven disc with silicon carbide abrasive material; designed to remove paint, rust, coatings, undercoatings, seam sealers, and corrosion quickly on metal and other substrates. Thin profile and open web help access tight areas without damaging geometry.
- Features
- Removes paint, rust and coatings quickly without compromising the geometry of the workpiece
- Thin width gets into tight corners for complete cleaning, stripping, and surface prep
- Provides greater surface area than wire brushes
- Extra coarse (XCS) grade silicon carbide provides aggressive cutting and leaves a finish than wire brushes
- Includes:
- 10 discs per bag (4-inch x 1/4-inch size)
- Specifications
- Part No.: 7460
- Product Line: MMM
- MFR Model: 07460
- Applications: Aerospace, General Industrial, Metalworking, MRO, Transportation and Heavy Equipment Applications
- Manufacturer: 3M Products
- Alternate Part Number-1: 61500123643
- UPC: 051131074606
- Brand: Scotch-Brite
- Center Hole Size (in): 1/4
- Grade: Extra Coarse
- Disc Diameter (in): 4
- Abrasive Material: Silicon Carbide
- Maximum Speed (rpm): 6000
- Color: Black
- Attachment Type: Hub and Retainer Nut
- Part Number 07460, 3M ID 61500120847, UPC 048011074603
- The disc can also be referred to as 3M Clean & Strip 07460 disc, Scotch-Brite 4-inch extra coarse tearing disc, 3M 07460 silicon carbide strip wheel, 3M XCS non-woven Clean & Strip, and 3M 07460 paint / rust removal disc.
3M’s Scotch-Brite Clean & Strip Disc 07460 provides professional surface prep capability for auto body, industrial, and metalworking applications; its open, non-woven construction paired with an extra coarse silicon carbide mineral delivers aggressive stripping without distorting workpiece edges or contours.
Q: What tools are compatible with the 07460 disc?
A: It mounts via a 1/4" center hole (mandrel or arbor) and fits standard 4" backing pads or mandrels such as 3M 07491; usable on right-angle and die grinders that can safely run at or below 6,000 rpm.
Q: On what materials should it be used, and what surfaces will it damage?
A: Best for painted or unpainted metal, rusted steel, seam sealers, undercoatings, and similar coatings. Avoid on delicate finished surfaces or soft metals where the extra coarse cut may leave visible marks; follow up with finer discs or pads to clean up the surface.
Q: How do I maximize service life of the disc?
A: Use light to moderate pressure, keep the disc cool (avoid overheating), ensure debris is cleared (since non-woven web allows some self-cleaning), inspect for loading; when performance drops, switch to a fresh disc. Always follow safety specs for rpm and tool mounting.
