Norton 69014192177 Double End Diamond Hone 150 320 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 69014192177 is a double end diamond hone designed for precision sharpening and honing of hard materials including carbide, ceramic, and hardened steel tooling. Each end carries a different grit — 150 grit on one end for stock removal and 320 grit on the other for a refined, very fine finish — giving the technician two honing stages in a single compact tool. The rectangular abrasive face measures 3/8 inches wide by 1/16 inches deep with a 1-inch length of cut, and the overall tool length is 4 inches. Diamond concentration is 100 percent for consistent, aggressive cutting action throughout the life of the abrasive.

This hone is suited for bench work and field sharpening of cutting tools, chisels, router bits, drill bits, and precision edges encountered in machining, woodworking, and trades maintenance. The dual-grit design supports a two-step sharpening sequence without switching tools, making it practical for tool-and-die work, HVAC sheet metal tooling maintenance, and general trade shop use. Its compact 4-inch overall length fits easily in a tool pouch or kit bag for on-site use.

Key Features

• Dual-grit design: 150 grit for initial sharpening, 320 grit for fine finishing
• 100 percent diamond concentration for consistent, long-lasting abrasive performance
• Rectangular hone profile — 3/8 inches wide by 1/16 inches deep abrasive face
• 1-inch active length of cut per end
• Compact 4-inch overall length suits both bench and field use
• Single-piece double end construction eliminates the need for two separate hones

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use diamond hone for hand sharpening applications involving carbide, ceramic, hardened steel, and similar hard tooling materials.

Installation Notes

Use of this hone requires no power tools or mechanical fixtures — it is a hand-held sharpening tool operated by trained trade professionals or skilled end users. Secure the workpiece or tool being honed in a vise when appropriate to maintain consistent honing angle and avoid injury. Keep the abrasive surface clean and free of metal swarf by rinsing with water or honing oil as applicable to the material being worked. Inspect the abrasive face periodically for loading or glazing that may reduce cutting efficiency.