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Norton Quantum3
Face the facts – the unprecedented design of the all-new Norton Quantum3 grinding, cutting and combo wheels deliver high operator comfort with faster cut, less grinding time and less downtime for relentless cutting action.
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Beyond Burr Basics
With a new harder tungsten substrate and an optimal tooth wedge angle, these carbide burrs rise above commodity status.
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Norton Winter Paradigm
Norton Winter Paradigm diamond wheels combine the form holding and wheel life of a metal bond wheel with the dressability and free-cutting action of vitrified, changing the possibilities for grinding on non-ferrous materials.
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Norton Double-Cut Carbide Burrs
Norton double-cut carbide burrs withstand the most demanding production runs due to the hardness of their tungsten carbide substrate, plus their stronger tooth formulation.
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Superabrasive Grinding 101
Boost nickel alloy grinding performance and troubleshoot problems by understanding wear mechanisms in cubic boron nitride single-layer abrasives.
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Norton VAC RACK®
The Norton VAC RACK® is a complete, customizeable solution for portable dust extraction and tool organization, designed to fit seamlessly into your workspace.
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Norton Red Heat Floor Sanding Abrasives
For your floor sanding projects, choose Red Heat. Fast and long-lasting, Red Heat leaves behind the most scratch-free wood floors. Learn more and discover the exclusive technology behind the industry's finest scratch pattern.
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Norton Blaze Floor Sanding Abrasives
Tackling a big project? Add Blaze floor sanding abrasives to your starting lineup! The most powerful abrasive in the market, find out why Blaze is an MVP.
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How the Science of Abrasives Yields the Art of Performance
Take a closer look at how new developments in abrasives are significantly improving grinding wheel performance and user ergonomics. So why are manufacturers still not using the best performing wheels?
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Safety - Cutting vs. Grinding
The ANSI B7.1 code is very specific defining the proper grinding surfaces for each type of wheel and shows that the only acceptable grinding surface on a cutting wheel is on the periphery, not the sides. Use cutting-off wheels for cutting only.
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