Norton 66260305852 Hand Sanding Pad 400 Grit Diamond

Product Description

The NORTON 66260305852 is a rectangular hand sanding pad designed for precision surface finishing with a diamond-coated abrasive. Measuring 2-1/8 inches wide by 3-1/2 inches long and 1-1/2 inches thick, this pad features a 400-grit Super Fine diamond abrasive arranged in a Precision Dot pattern. The diamond abrasive material delivers consistent cutting action across hard surfaces where conventional abrasives wear quickly. At 0.34 pounds, the pad is lightweight enough for extended handheld use. It is suited for finish work requiring tight control over surface material removal, including work on hard substrates such as stone, ceramic, glass, and hardened materials.

This sanding pad is intended for handheld use in applications requiring Super Fine finishing. The compact 2-1/8 x 3-1/2 inch rectangular form factor fits standard hand sanding tasks where a flat, controlled contact surface is needed. The yellow color coding identifies the Super Fine grade at a glance on the job. It is commonly used by tile setters, stone fabricators, glaziers, and finish tradespeople who work with hard, abrasion-resistant materials that require diamond-grade cutting media rather than aluminum oxide or silicon carbide alternatives.

Key Features

• 400-grit Super Fine diamond abrasive for high-quality surface finishing
• Precision Dot abrasive pattern for consistent material removal and swarf clearance
• Compact rectangular shape at 2-1/8 x 3-1/2 inches for controlled handheld use
• Coated abrasive construction on a 1-1/2 inch thick pad body
• Yellow color coding for quick Super Fine grade identification
• Lightweight at 0.34 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as a handheld diamond sanding pad for Super Fine finishing on hard surfaces including stone, ceramic, glass, and similar abrasion-resistant materials.

Installation Notes

No power connection is required for this handheld pad. Apply consistent, even pressure across the pad face to maintain uniform contact with the work surface. When finishing hard materials such as stone or ceramic, keep the surface wet if using a wet-dry diamond process to reduce heat buildup and extend abrasive life. Inspect the pad face before use and retire the pad when diamond media shows uneven wear or delamination.