Norton 69014192139 Diamond Hone Very Fine 220 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 69014192139 is a single end diamond hone designed for precision sharpening and honing of hardened materials, tight tolerances, and intricate surfaces. It carries a 220 grit rating at the Very Fine grade, making it suited for finishing passes and light material removal where surface quality matters. The rectangular abrasive face measures 0.25 inches wide by 1 inch long by 0.0625 inches deep, mounted on a 6-inch overall handle for controlled hand use. Machinists, toolmakers, die makers, and skilled trade professionals use this hone to dress edges, deburr bores, and refine profiles where power tooling cannot reach. The 100 percent diamond concentration delivers consistent cut throughout the abrasive life.

This hone is well suited for workshop, toolroom, and light field sharpening applications. Its compact form factor and 6-inch overall length make it easy to carry in a tool bag or kit. The rectangular hone shape fits flat surfaces, slots, keyways, and similar profiles. Trade professionals working with carbide tooling, hardened steel, ceramics, and similar hard materials will find the Very Fine grit appropriate for final edge refinement and surface preparation prior to inspection or assembly.

Key Features

• 220 grit Very Fine abrasive for finishing and light stock removal
• 100 percent diamond concentration for consistent, long-lasting cut
• Rectangular hone shape fits flat surfaces, slots, and keyways
• 1-inch abrasive length of cut on a 6-inch overall handle
• Compact 0.25-inch width and 0.25-inch height for access to tight profiles
• Single end configuration for straightforward hand use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard toolroom hone for hand sharpening and honing applications involving hardened steel, carbide, ceramics, and similarly hard workpiece materials.

Installation Notes

This hone is a hand tool requiring no power source or mounting hardware. Secure the workpiece or fixture appropriately before honing to avoid movement during use. Apply light, consistent pressure with a honing fluid or oil where the workpiece material and finish requirements call for lubrication. Replace the hone when the abrasive face shows uneven wear or loss of cut.