Value Collection 350-4010 Synthetic Ruby Finishing Stick

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 350-4010 is a round, midget finishing stick made from synthetic ruby abrasive material. Finishing sticks are used to deburr, polish, and refine tight interior surfaces, slots, and bores where larger honing tools cannot reach. This stick measures approximately 1.97 inches long by 0.04 inches wide and carries a fine grade abrasive, making it appropriate for final-pass surface finishing and light stock removal. Machinists, tool-and-die technicians, and precision maintenance personnel commonly use finishing sticks for detail work on hardened steel, carbide, and other hard surfaces.

This fine-grade synthetic ruby finishing stick suits applications requiring close-tolerance surface refinement. Typical uses include cleaning up mold cavities, die openings, valve seats, and small bores in production and maintenance settings. The compact midget form factor allows access to confined geometry where standard stones or files are impractical. It is well suited for bench work as well as in-place component finishing during machine maintenance.

Key Features

• Synthetic ruby abrasive material provides consistent cutting action on hard and hardened surfaces
• Round cross-section profile suited for bores, slots, and curved interior surfaces
• Fine grade designation for finish work and final-pass polishing rather than heavy stock removal
• Midget size allows access to tight geometries not reachable by standard honing stones
• Single-piece packaging allows individual replacement without committing to multi-stick sets

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand finishing stick for use on hardened ferrous and non-ferrous surfaces requiring fine abrasive refinement. No specific equipment or system compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this part.

Installation Notes

Finishing sticks are hand-held tools requiring no power tools or mounting hardware. Always wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when using abrasive sticks. Apply light, consistent pressure with a back-and-forth stroke to avoid uneven material removal. Inspect the work surface frequently to confirm dimensional tolerances are maintained throughout the finishing process.