Norton 61463610303 Aluminum Oxide Dressing Stick 150 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 61463610303 is a square aluminum oxide dressing stick designed to true, open, and condition superabrasive grinding wheels. At 150 grit with a very fine grade rating, it removes embedded workpiece material and glazed abrasive from wheel faces, restoring proper cutting action without requiring wheel removal. The vitrified bond provides a rigid, porous structure that breaks down consistently during use, delivering fresh abrasive to the wheel surface. Measuring 6 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches and weighing approximately 0.5 pounds, this stick is sized for controlled hand-dressing operations on bench and surface grinders.

This dressing stick is intended for use on superabrasive wheels, including CBN and diamond wheel types, where precise grit exposure and face geometry must be maintained. It is used in metalworking, toolroom, and precision grinding environments. Machinists, tool and die makers, and grinding technicians use sticks like this to dress wheel profiles between passes or at the start of a new job. The square cross-section allows the dresser to be rotated to a fresh corner as each face wears down, extending the usable life of the stick.

Key Features

• 150 grit, very fine grade aluminum oxide abrasive for controlled wheel conditioning
• Vitrified bond construction provides consistent, open abrasive structure
• Square profile allows rotation to four usable dressing faces
• 6-inch length gives solid hand grip and extended service life
• White color provides visual contrast for locating contact point on wheel face
• Sized for superabrasive wheel dressing applications per UNSPSC 23131515

Compatibility

Designed for dressing and conditioning superabrasive grinding wheels in bench, surface, and toolroom grinding applications.

Installation Notes

Dressing sticks are applied by hand or in a fixture while the grinding wheel is running at rated speed — always wear proper eye protection and follow the wheel manufacturer's recommended dressing procedure. Power down the machine before mounting or removing any workpiece or fixture near the wheel. Do not apply side pressure to the wheel beyond what the dressing operation requires. This task is typically performed by a machinist or qualified grinding technician familiar with the grinder's operating parameters.