Norton 61463691158 Diamond Lapping Compound 600 Grit 5g

Product Description

The NORTON 61463691158 is a fine-grade diamond grit lapping compound formulated for light dimensioning and finishing work on hard substrates. Rated at Grade 30 with a 600-grit designation, it falls within a micron range of 22 to 36 microns, delivering consistent abrasive action suited to precision surface work. The compound ships in a 5-gram container, making it practical for bench use or field touch-up applications. Licensed tradespeople and toolroom technicians working with tight-tolerance components will find this compound useful wherever a controlled, fine abrasive cut is needed without aggressive stock removal.

This compound is designed for use on ceramic and general-purpose metal surfaces. Its fine grade makes it appropriate for light dimension operations such as lapping mating faces, finishing valve seats, or refining sealing surfaces on precision assemblies. The small container size suits low-volume professional use or trial applications before committing to larger quantities. It is commonly used in tool-and-die, maintenance machining, and precision fitting work across industrial and trade settings.

Key Features

• 600-grit, Grade 30 classification with a micron range of 22 to 36 microns for fine, controlled material removal
• Diamond abrasive formulation provides consistent cutting action on hard-to-abrade substrates
• Rated for light dimensioning operations, reducing risk of overcut on precision surfaces
• Compatible with ceramic and general-purpose metal workpieces
• 5-gram container size supports bench use, field service, and low-volume precision applications

Compatibility

Designed for use on ceramic and general-purpose metal surfaces in light dimension lapping and finishing operations. No specific machine or equipment model compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Diamond lapping compounds are typically applied by machinists, toolroom technicians, or skilled tradespeople performing precision fitting work. Before use, ensure the workpiece and lapping tool are clean and free of contamination that could introduce coarser abrasive particles into the compound. Apply sparingly and use consistent, controlled strokes to avoid uneven stock removal. Follow applicable shop safety practices when handling abrasive compounds, including eye protection and skin contact precautions.