Value Collection 399-1016 Silicon Carbide Finishing Stick

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 399-1016 is a half-round silicon carbide toolroom finishing stick used for deburring, honing, and surface finishing of metals and hard materials. Its coarse grade abrasive removes material quickly, making it well suited for initial stock removal or heavy burr cleanup on toolroom workpieces. The half-round profile allows technicians to work both flat and curved surfaces with a single stick. At 4 inches long and 3/8 inch wide, it fits comfortably in the hand and reaches into confined areas where bench grinders or larger abrasive tools cannot. Silicon carbide is a hard, fast-cutting abrasive that performs well on cast iron, non-ferrous metals, ceramics, and carbide tooling.

This finishing stick is intended for toolroom, machining, and metalworking applications where manual deburring and edge finishing are required. It is commonly used by machinists, tool and die makers, and maintenance technicians to clean up machined edges, fit mating parts, or prepare surfaces before inspection. The coarse grade is best applied to workpieces requiring aggressive material removal rather than fine polishing. It can be used dry or with a light cutting fluid to extend abrasive life and reduce loading.

Key Features

• Silicon carbide abrasive for fast cutting on hard metals, ceramics, and carbide
• Half-round shape works flat and contoured surfaces in a single tool
• Coarse grade provides aggressive stock removal and burr cleanup
• Compact 4-inch length fits confined workspaces and detailed toolroom work
• Black silicon carbide construction resistant to heat buildup during use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose toolroom finishing stick for manual deburring and surface finishing tasks on metals, ceramics, and similar hard materials in machining and maintenance environments.

Installation Notes

This stick is a hand-held abrasive tool requiring no installation. Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or fixture before use to prevent movement during finishing. Use consistent, controlled strokes to avoid uneven material removal. When working near precision surfaces or tight tolerances, start with light pressure and check fit frequently.