Norton 66260156907 Diamond Dresser 1/2 Carat

Product Description

The NORTON 66260156907 is a single-point diamond dresser used to true and dress grinding wheels in industrial and trade applications. It features a 1/2-carat diamond tip mounted on a 7/16-inch diameter shank with a 2-inch shank length. Single-point dressers like this one are used to restore the cutting face of a grinding wheel, removing glazing and reshaping the wheel profile. The fixed diamond tip is not resettable, meaning the tool is replaced rather than reconditioned when the diamond wears. This dresser is installed by machinists, tool-and-die workers, and maintenance technicians working with bench or surface grinders.

This diamond dresser is suited for use in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and any environment where grinding wheel conditioning is part of regular operations. It fits standard dresser holders and grinding machine tool posts that accept a 7/16-inch shank. The 2-inch shank length provides adequate reach for most bench and pedestal grinder setups. It is appropriate for dressing aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, and other conventional abrasive grinding wheels.

Key Features

• Single-point diamond tip for precise wheel truing and face dressing
• 1/2-carat diamond for durability across repeated dressing passes
• 7/16-inch shank diameter fits standard dresser holders
• 2-inch shank length suits most bench and pedestal grinder configurations
• Non-resettable design — replace when diamond is spent

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard dresser holders and grinding machine tool posts accepting a 7/16-inch diameter shank. Suitable for dressing conventional abrasive grinding wheels in bench, pedestal, and surface grinder applications.

Installation Notes

Diamond dressers are installed by machinists or maintenance technicians. Power down and lock out the grinder before securing the dresser in the tool post or holder. Ensure the shank is clamped firmly with no lateral movement before operating. Always dress the wheel with the grinder running and the dresser held at the manufacturer-recommended angle to the wheel face — do not dress a stationary wheel.