Expertise

Learn how to decrease grinding costs, boost productivity, and increase shop safety with these fiber disc best practices.

Learn more about the numerous backing types used in the manufacturing of coated abrasive products for wide belt applications.

For pipeline welders, using the right abrasive products is critical when keeping to project deadlines. No matter the operation or the experience level of the operator, Norton has developed a product geared for keeping to tight timelines.

Repairing hardwood floors can be a daunting task. To help you get that perfect repair, learn about the science behind abrasives and the sanding process.

Coated abrasive belts are used in a number of diverse applications, requiring different belt joining designs and technology. Learn about the types of joints, joining tapes, and how they’re used.

Cylindrical and centerless grinding are commonly used to form the exterior shapes of round or nearly round objects or workpieces. See how Norton non-woven convolute grinding wheels are ideally suited to these types of applications.

Learn the difference between a cut-off tool and a die grinder and why you should never use a die grinder with cut-off wheels.

For softer-to-grind metals, a new fiber disc offers ease of use, higher cutting rates and longer life. Learn more about Norton BlazeX F970 fiber discs in this article from Modern Abrasives & Deburring.

Learn the differences between the four main types of cloth backings used for coated abrasives, and find out which is the best choice for your job.

Learn about the common stainless steel finishes and discover how innovations in abrasives technology can reduce process steps to deliver the desired finish.