The 3M 16" Screen Disc 120 Grit is a durable sanding screen designed for use with 16-inch floor buffer machines. Made with silicon carbide abrasive on an open-mesh fabric, it delivers a consistent cut while resisting clogging (loading). These screens are ideal for sanding hardwood floors, scuffing between finish coats, and surface preparation.

The Norton 16" Screen 220 Grit (Red Heat) is a high-performance sanding screen designed for fine grit sanding on hardwood floors, concrete, and other tough surfaces. It features 100% patented Seeded Gel (SG) ceramic alumina abrasive grain, which delivers a cool, consistent cut, longer lifespan (2–3 times that of silicon carbide screens), and a finer scratch pattern to enhance finish adhesion and reduce swirl marks. These screens are ideal for final cut prep, between-coat abrasion, and screen-and-recoat applications, especially on engineered wood, softwoods, and high-traffic commercial or sports floors. The open mesh design resists clogging, while the F-weight screen backing provides flexibility and shock absorption for consistent performance on uneven surfaces.

The Norton 16" Screen 150 Grit (Red Heat) is a professional-grade sanding screen designed for hardwood floor refinishing. It features 100% patented SG (Seeded Gel) ceramic alumina grain, delivering a fast, consistent cut while minimizing the risk of burnishing wood. The open mesh design resists loading, effectively shedding dust and finish residue—ideal for screen-and-recoat jobs, intercoat abrasion, and final sanding.

The Norton 16" Red Heat Screen 120 Grit is a professional-grade sanding screen designed for hardwood floor refinishing, intercoat abrasion, and screen-and-recoat applications. It features 100% patented SG (Seeded Gel) ceramic alumina abrasive grain, delivering a fast, consistent cut with a fine scratch pattern that enhances finish adhesion while minimizing swirl marks and haze. These screens are ideal for use between coats of water- or oil-based finishes and are especially effective on engineered wood, exotic hardwoods, and high-traffic commercial surfaces like gym floors. The open mesh design resists clogging and loading, while the F-weight backing provides flexibility and shock absorption for smooth performance on uneven surfaces.

The Norton 16" 100 Grit Red Heat Sanding Screen is a high-performance abrasive screen designed for floor sanding applications. It features 100% patented Seeded Gel (SG) ceramic alumina grain, which delivers a fast, consistent cut and extended lifespan—up to 2–3 times longer than traditional silicon carbide screens. This makes it ideal for final sanding to blend marks from edgers and drum sanders, as well as for abrading between coats of finish.

The 3M Sanding Screen 29880, 220 Grit, 16 in x NH is a high-performance mesh screen disc designed for sanding hardwood floors and other wood surfaces. It features a strong fiber construction with uniform open mesh, ensuring consistent cutting performance from start to finish. Made with silicon carbide, this abrasive screen resists loading, can be used wet or dry, and is reusable—simply rinse and reuse for extended life. Its open-weave design reduces clogging, and it can be flipped to use both sides, effectively doubling its lifespan.

The 3M Sanding Screen 29843 is a 16-inch diameter mesh screen disc with 150 grit, designed for floor sanding applications. It features a strong fiber construction with uniform open weave that reduces mineral clumping and loading, ensuring a consistent cut from start to finish. The screen is reusable—simply rinse and flip to extend its life—and can be used wet or dry.

The 3M 16" Screen Disc 100 Grit is a durable, open-mesh sanding screen designed for floor sanding applications, especially on hardwood and concrete surfaces. Made with silicon carbide abrasive bonded to a strong, uniform mesh fabric, it resists clogging (loading), runs cooler, and can be used wet or dry. Its open construction allows debris to pass through, extending the life of the screen. These discs are commonly used with 16-inch floor buffers or rotary sanders for tasks like: Removing raised wood grain, Scuff-sanding between finish coats, Preparing floors for recoating, Refinishing gymnasiums, racquetball courts, and residential hardwood floors