Norton 66261199697 Deburring Wheel Aluminum Oxide Density 7

Product Description

The NORTON 66261199697 is an aluminum oxide unitized deburring wheel designed for light material removal, edge blending, and surface finishing on metal workpieces. Built as a density 7 unitized wheel, it delivers consistent cut and finish throughout the wheel's life — not just at the surface. The 3-inch diameter and 1/4-inch face width make it well-suited for precision deburring in tight areas. Medium grade abrasive provides a balance between material removal rate and surface finish quality. Licensed trades and metal fabricators working with dies, molds, or machined components will find this wheel a standard fit for controlled deburring operations.

This wheel is intended for use with rotary die grinders, inline grinders, straight grinders, flexible shaft grinders, and pencil grinders. It fits tools with a 3/8-inch center hole arbor. Typical applications include deburring drilled holes, breaking sharp edges on machined parts, and blending welds or parting lines on fabricated metal components. It is commonly used in machine shops, tool and die environments, and general metal fabrication settings where controlled, repeatable surface work is required.

Key Features

• Aluminum oxide abrasive — suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• Density 7 unitized construction delivers consistent performance as the wheel wears
• Medium grade provides balanced cut rate and surface finish
• 3-inch diameter with 1/4-inch face width fits tight access areas
• 3/8-inch center hole fits standard die grinder and inline grinder arbors
• Compatible with die grinders, inline grinders, straight grinders, flexible shaft grinders, and pencil grinders

Compatibility

Compatible with die grinders, flexible shaft grinders, inline grinders, pencil grinders, and straight grinders equipped with a 3/8-inch arbor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified operator familiar with abrasive wheel safety per ANSI B7.1 guidelines. Before mounting, inspect the wheel for cracks or damage — do not use a damaged wheel. Ensure the tool spindle speed does not exceed the maximum rated speed marked on the wheel or packaging. Power down and disconnect the grinder from its power source before changing wheels.