Norton 61463610453 Dressing Stick 150 Grit Aluminum Oxide

Product Description

The NORTON 61463610453 is a square aluminum oxide dressing stick designed to true, open, and clean superabrasive grinding wheels. At 150 grit, this stick falls in the very fine grade range, making it well suited for precision dressing work where wheel face geometry and surface condition directly affect grinding performance. The vitrified bond construction provides consistent material release and thermal stability during use. Measuring 6 x 1 x 1 inches and weighing 1 pound, it is a practical bench tool for grinding operations in tool rooms, machine shops, and production grinding environments.

This dressing stick is used to restore the cutting face of superabrasive wheels, including CBN and diamond wheels, when they become loaded, glazed, or out of true. It is appropriate for use in precision grinding applications across metalworking and tool-and-die environments. The 6-inch length provides adequate hand clearance during dressing, and the square cross-section allows the operator to rotate to a fresh edge as wear progresses.

Key Features

• 150 grit very fine aluminum oxide abrasive for precision wheel dressing
• Square stick shape allows rotation to a fresh abrasive edge as wear occurs
• Vitrified bond provides consistent abrasive release and dimensional stability
• 6 x 1 x 1 inch size offers practical hand clearance during dressing operations
• White color indicates standard aluminum oxide abrasive composition
• Designed specifically for dressing superabrasive wheels

Compatibility

Designed for use with superabrasive grinding wheels, including CBN and diamond wheel types, as stated in the product application data.

Installation Notes

Dressing sticks are applied by hand or in a fixture to the face of a rotating grinding wheel. Always ensure the grinding machine guard is in place and the operator uses appropriate eye protection before dressing. Apply the stick with steady, controlled contact across the wheel face. Follow the grinding machine manufacturer's recommended wheel speed range before beginning any dressing procedure.