Norton 69014192182 Double End Diamond Hone 400 Grit

Product Description

The NORTON 69014192182 is a double end diamond hone designed for precision sharpening and honing of hardened tool steels, carbide, ceramic, and other hard materials. Rated at 400 grit with an Extra Fine and Super Fine dual-end configuration, this hone delivers controlled material removal and a refined edge finish in a single compact tool. The rectangular hone face measures 1 inch in length of cut, with a 100 percent diamond concentration for consistent abrasive performance across the full working surface. It is used by machinists, toolmakers, HVAC technicians sharpening service tools, plumbers maintaining pipe cutters, and other trade professionals who require precise edge maintenance in the field or shop.

This diamond hone is suited for touchup and finish honing tasks where tight geometry control matters. The double end design provides two grit zones in one tool, making it practical for field kits and toolboxes where space is limited. The rectangular profile allows flat-face honing on chisels, drill bits, scoring blades, and similar flat-edge tools. Its compact overall length makes it easy to handle and store without additional accessories.

Key Features

• 400 grit Extra Fine abrasive for refined edge finishing and light stock removal
• Double end configuration provides two working surfaces in one tool
• 100 percent diamond concentration for consistent, long-lasting abrasive performance
• Rectangle hone shape supports flat-face sharpening on a wide range of tool profiles
• 1 inch length of cut with 1/16 inch abrasive depth for precise honing contact
• Compact 4 inch overall length suits field toolkits and portable use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose double end diamond hone suitable for sharpening and honing hardened steel, carbide, and ceramic tool edges across maintenance and trade applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this handheld honing tool. Secure the workpiece or clamp it in a vise before honing to maintain consistent angle and pressure. Keep the hone clean and free of metal filings during use to preserve abrasive efficiency. Follow the tool or blade manufacturer's recommended honing angle for best results.