3M Green Diamond Fibre Optic Lapping Film, 279.4mm x 229mm, 0.1μm Grade
- RS Stock No.:
- 202-4387
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 7000044869
- Brand:
- 3M
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- RS Stock No.:
- 202-4387
- Mfr. Part No.:
- 7000044869
- Brand:
- 3M
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | 3M | |
| Length | 279.4mm | |
| Width | 229mm | |
| Colour | Green | |
| Abrasive Material | Diamond | |
| Grit Size | 0.1µm | |
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Brand 3M | ||
Length 279.4mm | ||
Width 229mm | ||
Colour Green | ||
Abrasive Material Diamond | ||
Grit Size 0.1µm | ||
RoHS Status: Exempt
3M Fibre Optic Lapping Film, Polyester Backing, 26,500psi Tensile Strength - 600X Series - 7000044869
For improved signal transmission, use this lapping film from 3M to keep your fibre optic cable tips sharp. It features a diamond abrasive that's reliably rock hard, so it will cut through ceramic ferrules like a hot knife through butter. The film comes as a sheet with dimensions of 279.4 (L) x 229mm (W), so there's enough to go around for numerous jobs. A small 0.1μm grit size gives a smooth and uniform finish.
Features & Benefits
• Polyester backing keeps a firm hold on the abrasive
• Shelf life of 24 months enables long-term storage
• Can be used by hand or with a machine for versatility
• Shelf life of 24 months enables long-term storage
• Can be used by hand or with a machine for versatility
Applications
• Communication industry
• Signal processing equipment
• Signal processing equipment
How can I tell the grit size of my lapping film?
Each film type is colour-coded for easy identification. A green film, like this one, has a grit size of 0.1μm, while a white film has a 0.5μm grit size.