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NORTON A26 Vitrified Mounted Point, 60 Grit, Aluminum Oxide - General Purpose Mounted Points for Carbon Steel
NORTONGeneral Purpose Mounted Points for Carbon Steel

NORTON A26 Vitrified Mounted Point, 60 Grit, Aluminum Oxide

The NORTON Vitrified Mounted Point (MPN 61463624397) is a general purpose mounted point for carbon steel, featuring a 5/8 in diameter, aluminum oxide abrasive, 60 grit, and an A26 shape.

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NORTON
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A26 Vitrified Mounted Point, 60 Grit, Aluminum Oxide
Part Number
61463624397
Category
General Purpose Mounted Points for Carbon Steel
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Manufacturer Part Number
61463624397
Type
Aluminum Oxide, A26
Grit
60
Shape
A26

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Product Description

The NORTON Vitrified Mounted Point (MPN 61463624397) is a general purpose mounted point for carbon steel, featuring a 5/8 in diameter, aluminum oxide abrasive, 60 grit, and an A26 shape.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NORTON Vitrified Mounted Point 61463624397 used for?

This NORTON mounted point is designed for general purpose deburring, blending, and finishing on carbon steel. Its 60 grit aluminum oxide abrasive and A26 shape make it suitable for contour work and detail grinding in metal fabrication and maintenance applications.

What are the specifications of the NORTON Vitrified Mounted Point 61463624397?

This NORTON mounted point has a 5/8 in diameter, 60 grit, aluminum oxide abrasive, and an A26 shape. The manufacturer part number is 61463624397. It is a vitrified bonded general purpose tool for carbon steel.

Where to buy the NORTON Vitrified Mounted Point 61463624397 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the NORTON Vitrified Mounted Point 61463624397 worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to order this genuine NORTON abrasive for your industrial maintenance or fabrication needs.

How to select the right NORTON mounted point for carbon steel?

For carbon steel, choose a mounted point with aluminum oxide abrasive, like this NORTON A26 shape with 60 grit. Coarser grits (36-60) remove material faster; finer grits (80-120) provide smoother finishes. Match the shape to your workpiece contour for best results.

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3G Electric supplies NORTON general purpose mounted points for carbon steel. We supply genuine products and their technical documentation.

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