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The NORTON 61463615810 is a surface grinding segment designed for heavy-stock removal on surface grinding machines. Measuring 6-13/16 inches wide, 6 inches high, and 1-1/2 inches thick, this segment is built for aggressive material removal at a 30 grit, Very Coarse grade with a Hardness Code of F. The F hardness rating indicates a soft-to-medium bond that releases abrasive grains at a controlled rate, helping maintain cut efficiency on harder workpiece materials. Licensed grinding technicians and machine operators in metalworking and fabrication shops install and dress these segments as part of routine surface grinding operations.
This segment is suited for surface grinding applications requiring high material removal rates on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The Very Coarse, 30 grit specification makes it appropriate for rough grinding passes where surface finish is secondary to stock removal speed. It is used on reciprocating and rotary surface grinders in industrial production and job-shop environments. The referenced blueprint number for this segment is ME30309, and the application designation is Sterling.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit surface grinding segment for machines accepting segments matching blueprint ME30309 with a Sterling application designation. Confirm segment holder and machine chuck dimensions match before installation.
Surface grinding segments are installed and dressed by qualified machine operators or grinding technicians. Always power down and lock out the grinder before mounting or removing segments. Inspect the segment holder and mounting surfaces for damage before seating the new segment. Follow the machine manufacturer's guidelines for proper segment seating, clamping pressure, and initial dress procedure before returning the wheel to full-depth cuts.
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