Norton 61463615817 Surface Grinding Segment 30 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 61463615817 is a surface grinding segment designed for demanding material removal applications on surface grinding machines. Measuring 11.25 inches wide, 8 inches high, and 3 inches thick, this segment provides substantial contact area for high-stock-removal operations. It carries a 30-grit, very coarse specification with a Hardness Code of G, making it well suited for aggressive grinding passes on ferrous and non-ferrous workpieces. Licensed trade professionals and industrial grinding technicians rely on segments of this type when fast stock removal is the primary objective over surface finish quality.

This segment is specified for use in applications referencing Blueprint Number ME100703B and is designated for the Cortland application. Surface grinding segments of this size are typically mounted in segment holders on reciprocating or rotary surface grinders used in industrial and manufacturing environments. The large physical dimensions make this part appropriate for production-scale grinding work rather than light-duty or bench-top operations.

Key Features

• Very coarse 30-grit specification for aggressive stock removal
• Hardness Code G provides controlled wheel wear under consistent grinding pressure
• Large segment body at 11.25 inches wide by 8 inches high by 3 inches thick for extended service life
• Blueprint Number ME100703B ensures dimensional traceability for OEM and maintenance replacement
• Single-piece packaging with a minimum order quantity of 1 for flexible procurement

Compatibility

Specified for the Cortland application per Blueprint Number ME100703B. Verify segment holder dimensions and machine segment seat geometry against the 11.25 inch by 8 inch by 3 inch body size before installation.

Installation Notes

Surface grinding segments are installed by qualified grinding machine operators or maintenance technicians familiar with abrasive wheel mounting procedures. Power down and lock out the grinder before removing or seating any segment. Follow ANSI B7.1 and the machine manufacturer guidelines for proper segment seating, clamping torque, and ring testing prior to operation. Never operate a segment that shows visible cracks or damage.